The long, extensive search for the Baltimore Ravens’ new offensive coordinator officially came to an end on Valentines Day when the team announced the hire of former Georgia offensive coordinator Todd Monken. One week later, head coach John Harbaugh formally introduced Monken as the newest member of his staff.
Fans waited anxiously for the team to settle on the right candidate after the Ravens’ playoff loss to the Cincinnati Bengals in January led to a mutual parting of ways with former offensive coordinator Greg Roman. Harbaugh explained in his opening statement at the introductory press conference why the process took so long, and ultimately how the team decided that Monken was the ideal fit.
