Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken returns to Cleveland on Sunday after holding the same title for the Browns back in 2019, but he has no extra motivation to do well; instead, he wants a better offensive performance.
For some, returning to your old employer can be an emotional time, and for others, there is a bigger emphasis on wanting to"get one over" your former team.
“No, there’s no [extra] motivation,” Monken said. “Motivation is to play better on offense and to execute at a higher level and stack plays. You can’t go score, fumble, and then you go four straight possessions putting the ball on the ground . That’s what motivates me. It’s not going back to Cleveland. It’s the product we put on the field consistently, starting with me, how I do it, and then our plays, taking the plan to practice and then to the field because we’ve seen what it looks like.
For Monken, the whole offense as a unit needs to show up and give Jackson time to throw the ball amid the pass-rushing onslaught that might be coming at him. With the Ravens offense being rather clunky through the first three weeks, they get another chance to show improvement in Monken's scheme, but it won't be easy against a Browns defense led by Garrett.
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