when he sat down with the CBS News affiliate WJZ-TV“So, the thing I can say is — I would love to be a Baltimore Raven for the rest of my career,” Dobbins. “I would love to because I love the city, I love the people. It feels like family here. It feels like my second home. And I hope that happens.”Ray Lewis III, son of Ray Lewis, dead at 28“The business side is very hard. It’s very different,” Dobbins said. “You saw with Lamar [Jackson] … It’s never just roses and daisies.
The Ravens expect Dobbins to be ready for training camp when it opens in July, though they did make an effort to get him on the field this week during minicamp. “As I told him [Wednesday], ‘I’m excited. Give me something. Run a swing route. I don’t care. Just jog down the field. Do something,'” Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken said,“We’d love for him to be out here. Obviously, he’s not ready to go. But we’re excited, and I know he’ll be ready when he’s out there.Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins in action against the Bengals in their wild-card game on Jan. 15, 2023.
He had 805 yards and nine touchdowns in his rookie season but suffered a torn ACL in the final preseason game in 2021, which cost him that entire season. Dobbins suffered another knee injury last year that forced him to miss time, but he finished with 520 yards on the ground with three touchdowns.