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around quarterback Lamar Jackson , so everything was renovated specifically for him.Part of that process was adapting the playbook, from the plays themselves to what they were called.According to Jarrett Bell of , part of new offensive coordinator Greg Roman’s job this offseason was getting rid of the 25-word play calls of former coordinator Marty Mornhinweg, streamlining things for Jackson.“Yeah, because last year there were games when I wasn’t in command,” Jackson said. “I’d come in last year kind of nervous, because there are grown men looking at you, depending on you to help them feed their family.“Now I’m a lot more comfortable just saying different things on different plays to let my guys know where they need to be.”Saying fewer words in the huddle helps, but coach John Harbaugh said it’s also a matter of getting Jackson comfortable with new material.“In order for it to make sense, you have to organize it,” Harbaugh said.Jackson did a good job adapting on the fly last year, leading the Ravens to six wins in his seven starts in relief of Joe Flacco , which is why they were so willing to change things to suit him this offseason. New general manager Eric DeCosta added eight potential contributors to the Baltimore Ravens via the 2019 NFL draft. Battles will rage during training camp for precious spots on the 53-man regular..."New general manager Eric DeCosta added eight potential contributors to the Baltimore Ravens via the 2019 NFL draft. Battles will rage during training camp for precious spots on the 53-man regular season squad. A current breakdown of the roster:QuarterbackLock: Lamar Jackson, Robert Griffin IIIBubble: Trace McSorelySynopsis: Baltimore will likely carry three quarterbacks again, this year under a congruent system.Running BackLock: Mark Ingram, Gus Edwards, Justice Hill, Kenneth Dixon Bubble: De’Lance TurnerLongshot: Tyler Ervin, Christopher EzealaSynopsis: Dixon’s play down the stretch in 2018 should earn him an opportunity to prove his reliability.Wide receiverLock: Willie Snead IV, Chris Moore, Marquise Brown, Miles Boykin, Seth RobertsBubble: Jordan Lasley, Jaleel ScottLongshot: Quincy AdeboyejoSynopsis: The future of 2018 draft picks Lasley and Scott will be determined in training camp.Tight EndLock: Nick Boyle , Mark Andrews, Hayden HurstLongshot: Nick KeizerSynopsis: The complementary trio of tight ends will be a focal point of the offense.Offensive LineLock: Ronnie Stanley, James Hurst, Matt Skura, Marshal Yanda, Orlando Brown Jr., Bradley Bozeman, Ben PowersBubble: Greg Senat, Alex Lewis, Jermaine Eluemunor, Longshot: Randin Crecelius, Kofi Amichia , Steven MooreSynopsis: As many as ten blockers could make the final roster, competition for the final spots should be fierce. Special TeamsLock: Justin Tucker, Sam Koch, Morgan CoxLongshot: Kaare VedvikSynopsis: Continuity.Defensive LineLock: Brandon Williams, Michael Pierce, Willie Henry, Chris Wormley, Daylon Mack, Zach SielerBubble: Patrick RicardSynopsis: A deep rotation of lineman will be beneficial after the Week 8 bye.LinebackerLock: Matt Judon, Patrick Onwuasor, Kenny Young, Tim Williams , Tyus Bowser, Jaylon Ferguson, Chris BoardBubble: Alvin Jones, Matthew Thomas,Longshot: Ejuan PriceSynopsis: The front office may add a veteran free agent to this cast of relative youngsters.CornerbackLock: Jimmy Smith, Marlon Humphrey, Brandon Carr, Tavon Young, Anthony Averett, Justin Bethel, Iman MarshallBubble: Maurice Canady, Cyrus Jones , Stanley Jean-Baptiste, Longshot: Bennett Jackson, Robertson DanielSynopsis: With this exceptionally deep group of cover men, the Ravens are well positioned for 2019 and beyond.SafetyLock: Earl Thomas, Tony Jefferson, Anthony Levine Sr., Chuck Clark, DeShon ElliottSynopsis: Behind the unquestioned starters, the backup safeties should contribute in substitution packages and on special teams.