Ravens' Offensive Talent Compared to Bears' Unit Declan Doyle Departed

Examining the key offensive positions as Declan Doyle takes over the Ravens' offense

Published on Feb. 10, 2026

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With Declan Doyle leaving the Chicago Bears to become the new offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, this article compares the offensive talent and production of the two teams. It breaks down the quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end, and offensive line positions to see how the Ravens' unit stacks up against the Bears' high-powered offense that Doyle is departing.

Why it matters

This comparison is important as Doyle transitions from the Bears' offense to the Ravens', where he will be tasked with maximizing the talents of star quarterback Lamar Jackson and building a championship-caliber unit. Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of each team's offense will help Doyle identify areas to focus on and adapt his scheme accordingly.

The details

At quarterback, the Ravens have Lamar Jackson, a two-time MVP who missed time due to injuries in 2025 but still put up solid numbers. The Bears had Caleb Williams, who set a franchise passing record with nearly 4,000 yards. In the backfield, the Ravens have workhorse Derrick Henry, while the Bears boasted a dynamic duo of D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai. At wide receiver, the Ravens have star Zay Flowers and veteran DeAndre Hopkins, while the Bears had a more balanced group led by DJ Moore, Rome Odunze, and rookie Luther Burden. The tight end position is a strength for both teams, with Mark Andrews in Baltimore and rookie standout Colston Loveland in Chicago. The offensive lines tell a different story, with the Ravens struggling in pass protection and the Bears making major strides in that area.

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The players

Lamar Jackson

The Ravens' star quarterback, a two-time MVP who missed time due to injuries in 2025 but still put up solid numbers.

Caleb Williams

The Bears' quarterback, who set a franchise passing record with nearly 4,000 yards in 2025.

Derrick Henry

The Ravens' workhorse running back, who had over 1,500 rushing yards in 2025.

D'Andre Swift

The Bears' starting running back, who had over 1,000 rushing yards and 9 touchdowns in 2025.

Kyle Monangai

The Bears' backup running back, who contributed 783 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns in 2025.

Zay Flowers

The Ravens' star wide receiver, a two-time Pro Bowler who had over 1,200 receiving yards in 2025.

DJ Moore

The Bears' top wide receiver, who had 682 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns in 2025.

Rome Odunze

The Bears' second-year wide receiver, who had 661 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns in 2025.

Luther Burden

The Bears' rookie wide receiver, who had 652 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns in 2025.

Mark Andrews

The Ravens' star tight end, who signed a three-year extension to remain in Baltimore.

Colston Loveland

The Bears' rookie tight end, who had a breakout season with 713 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns.

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The takeaway

As Declan Doyle transitions from the Bears' high-powered offense to the Ravens', he will have to navigate a different set of strengths and weaknesses. While the Ravens have elite talent at quarterback, running back, and wide receiver, their offensive line struggled in 2025. Conversely, the Bears made major strides in pass protection, allowing Doyle to maximize the skills of his skill position players. Doyle's ability to adapt his scheme and get the most out of the Ravens' roster will be crucial to his success in Baltimore.