The Baltimore Ravens have been putting together a list of candidates to look over for their now-vacant offensive coordinator position. Baltimore and former offensive coordinator Greg Roman parted ways after four seasons, paving the way for a new offensive look moving forward.
On Monday, it was reported by Mike Garafolo of NFL Network that the Ravens will interview Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Justin Outten for the same position. Garafolo mentions that Denver ran for 205 yards in the last game of the season with Outten calling plays, with the running game being Baltimore’s bread and butter over the last few seasons.
The #Ravens will interview #Broncos OC Justin Outten for their offensive coordinator job, source says. Denver ran for 205 yards in the last game of the season with Outten calling plays, which fits with John Harbaugh’s desire to keep the run game a part of their identity.
— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) January 23, 2023
Things went terribly in Denver during the 2022 season, leading the team to fire head coach Nathaniel Hackett less than one year in his tenure. The Broncos’ offense was abysmal as a part of their disappointing year, ranking 17th in rushing and 24th in passing.
