The Baltimore Ravens hope the addition of Jacoby Brissett can spark an offense that has gone through plenty of changes at quarterback. While Brissett is expected to take over as the starter, his impact could extend beyond the field.

Center Cam Jurgens is looking forward to having the 11-year veteran in the locker room and believes his experience playing in different systems will be valuable for the entire offense.

When asked what he has seen from Brissett during their brief time together and what the veteran can provide, Jurgens pointed to his leadership and communication.

Brissett's experience could be especially important for a group that has dealt with changes at quarterback and center. Jurgens believes having someone who has been through different offensive systems can help provide some stability.

When asked what Brissett could offer the younger quarterbacks, Jurgens explained why communication will be so important moving forward.

Jurgens’ assessment gives a player’s perspective on the qualities Minter emphasized after the trade. Baltimore needs a quarterback who can communicate the assignment, recognize when something needs to change and keep the offense operating on schedule. Brissett’s experience offers a foundation for that work, but the Ravens still have to develop the timing and shared understanding that come from practicing and playing together.

Defensive lineman Nnamdi Madubuike also believes Brissett's arrival has brought excitement to the locker room. Madubuike described the quarterback as a savvy veteran who can help the team get back to playing at a high level.

Monday will provide the first game evidence of how that preparation is translating. The encouraging signs Jurgens described are about Brissett’s approach, rather than proof that Baltimore’s offensive problems have been solved. Sustaining possessions, avoiding preventable mistakes, and getting the ball to the available playmakers will give the Ravens a clearer measure of whether the veteran presence is producing the stability they need.

The Ravens need more consistency on offense, and Brissett's experience gives them another voice who can help guide the group through a challenging stretch. Now the focus shifts to building chemistry and turning that excitement into better performances on the field.