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- Updated: July 25, 2016
6:55 AM ET
Marc Trestman’s first season as the Baltimore Ravens’ offensive coordinator was impressive, especially given the painful situation.
The Ravens produced the second-most yards in team history and set a franchise record in passing yards despite losing six starters to season-ending injuries. Baltimore finished No. 14 in offense even though quarterback Joe Flacco, wide receiver Steve Smith and running back Justin Forsett all ended up on injured reserve.
Now comes the encore for Trestman — as well as heightened expectations.
“We’re going to be in much better shape, in terms of building the system from that standpoint, than we were the first year,” coach John Harbaugh said. “Now the system is more [Trestman’s] than it was last year. I think it’s more ours than it was last year.”
Trestman’s track record suggests the bigger challenge is in Year 2. He has a history of elevating teams when he …
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