Ravens HC Jesse Minter Speaks on Upcoming Trade Deadline

The Baltimore Ravens presently sit at the bottom of the AFC North standings with a 4-5 record. Since the start of the season, the Ravens have struggled, losing their last four games. In the team's most recent loss, Week 8's 30-24 defeat to the Buffalo Bills, both starting quarterback Lamar Jackson and backup signal caller Tyler Huntley were forced out of the game due to season-ending injuries.

Earlier this week, the Ravens secured veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett in a trade with the Arizona Cardinals. However, head coach Jesse Minter indicated that the team may not make any additional trades before the upcoming trade deadline on Tuesday afternoon. Speaking about the deadline, Minter said, "I like our team. Now, we need to play better, we need to do things better. We need to coach better."

Despite the setbacks, the Ravens have been experimenting with their quarterback situation. During a Thursday game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, rookie undrafted quarterback Joe Fagnano took the helm, leading the team to an unimpressive loss. On Monday, Minter confirmed that Brissett is set to start in the team's upcoming Week 10 Monday Night Football game against the Los Angeles Chargers. The 2026 NFL trade deadline is scheduled for 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday.