Bringing this one back. If he doesn't get a HC job bring in another Bull Dog :)

As the Ravens' OC (2023-2025), Todd Monken led an elite offense, peaking in 2024 with an NFL-best total offense (424.9 YPG), rushing offense (187.6 YPG), and red zone TD efficiency (74.2%), achieving the first 4,000+ passing/3,000+ rushing season in NFL history. While the offense was historically dominant in '24, it struggled in 2025, ranking 11th in scoring despite finishing 16th overall, leading to criticism and a downturn in QB Lamar Jackson's stats, though Monken's overall tenure (2023-2025) saw the team with a strong 33-18 record.

2023 Season Highlights

Elite Red Zone & Rushing: Ranked 1st in red zone TD percentage (67.9%) and rushing yards per game (172.1).

Lamar Jackson's MVP Year: Aided Jackson's MVP season, with the offense finishing top-6 in points and yards.

AFC #1 Seed: Led the team to the AFC's top seed in the playoffs.

2024 Season (Peak Performance)

NFL's #1 Offense: Led the league in total offense (424.9 YPG), rushing offense (187.6 YPG), and yards per play (6.8).

Historic Season: First NFL team with 4,000+ passing yards (4,035) and 3,000+ rushing yards (3,189) in a single season.

Red Zone Dominance: Led the NFL in red zone touchdown efficiency (74.2%).

2025 Season (Decline & Criticism)

Offensive Dip: Offense ranked 11th in scoring and 16th overall.

Jackson's Struggles: Jackson's stats dropped (lowest rushing yards since 2022, lowest passing TDs since 2022 in 13 games).

Criticism: Faced criticism for playcalling and abandoning the run game, especially in the AFC Championship loss to the Chiefs in early 2024.

Overall Tenure (2023-2025)

Strong Record: Coached the team to a 33-18 regular season record.

Dynamic Scheme: Implemented a versatile scheme using various personnel groupings (11, 12, 21, 22 personnel) to create mismatches.

Todd Monken 'never saw' Ravens QB Lamar Jackson, John ...

Jan 7, 2026 — Jackson finished the season with 2,549 passing yards and 21 touchdowns in 13 games. Both tallies were his lowest since a 12-game 2022 campaign.

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Bring him and Jim home! We need something fresh

I'm warming up to this name. He actually checks all the boxes.

My first choice. Did really good things with a mobile quarterback, but his age and leadership skills don’t make him that attractive as a head coach candidate.

Anyone other than Patullo

6 minutes ago, SinCityEaglesFan2 said:

Anyone other than Patullo

Well unless they plan on bringing him back in to interview for the OC role then I think thankfully we are safe 😊.

He fits the criteria for me- good offensive mind with NFL experience and not a threat to leave to become an head coach.

Leave the old guys to do the coordinating and Nick to run the overall operation of the team and I think we will be fine.

The more I hear about him and hone in on him as an option, I'm starting to feel like he'd be a really good choice. I imagine he's on the Eagles' radar, but I also imagine we'll have to wait to see if he gets a HC job first.

I am so open to anyone. With how much Jackson runs would he clash with Jalen's seeming disinterest in running the ball. We do need someone that has a run first mentality. It just can't be any worse than this.... Can it?

I wouldn’t blame Lamar’s total numbers on Monken. Lamar missed four games and was injured playing in others.

The ravens inability to find a star wr for their offense and they still put up numbers in the passing game is part of the reason I want Monken. Imagine what he can do with smith, brown, maybe Goedert back and still have Barkley in the backfield.

I guess I would agree with Monken. McDaniels is good here too.

Daboll is a mirage. He has lost everywhere he's been when Josh Allen is not on the team.

Stefanski would work as well.... he would be a one year OC, but this job should be attractive to him because it will virtually guarantee him any open position he would want next season.

Kingsbury is not a good idea. He's a better Patullo. Still falls into the traps of defenses knowing whats coming. He also is loyal to veterans while dismissing productive young talent.

I haven't been paying attention to Frank Reich. I do know that ever since he left Philly, he's only had duds at QB everywhere he went?

Already reports that Monken will be the Giant's next OC once the deal with Harbaugh to be their next HC is finalized. Shame ... he would have been one of the candidates toward the top of my list. Tons of experience and not likely to receive HC offers in the immediate future.

Great candidate. Fits in with our style of play but just don’t think this will happen. He’ll follow Harbaugh.