What to expect from each phase of Ravens' 2026 offseason program

The Baltimore Ravens kick off their offseason program Monday at the Under Armor Performance Center, where first-year head coach Jesse Minter will welcome a fresh new coaching staff and an overhauled roster after losing over a dozen free agents. Baltimore midst of a potential franchise-altering offseason, where general manager Eric DeCosta has made some big moves as he continues to create another Super Bowl window. That included the decision to move on from Tyler Linderbaum, Isaiah Likely, and others, while backing out of a trade for Maxx Crosby.

Between free agency and the NFL draft, there will be plenty of new faces on the roster, who will also get a chance to develop a rapport with their new teammates and learn their new respective schemes. With the Ravens kicking off the first phase of their offseason program, it won't include any on-field activity. Here's a breakdown of each phase of Baltimore's offseason program.

Phase One The Ravens kick off their offseason program on April 6 following the hiring of new head coach Jesse Minter. Per the NFL's CBA, the first two weeks of the offseason program will be limited to strength and conditioning and physical rehabilitation. Phase Two The next three weeks of the offseason program will consist of on-field workouts, which may include "individual player instruction and drills and team practices conducted on a 'separates' basis.

" There are "no live contact or offense vs. defense drills" permitted during this time. Phase Three The final four weeks of the program may consist of a total of 10 organized team activities (OTAs) practices.