Jesse Minter has been appointed as the new head coach for the Baltimore Ravens, returning to the team where he previously served as a defensive backs coach under John Harbaugh. Harbaugh was let go after 18 seasons following the team’s failure to reach the playoffs. Minter, who most recently worked as the defensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Chargers, had been sought after by multiple teams before ultimately landing in Baltimore.
In a statement, Minter expressed his enthusiasm for joining an organization that aligns with his values and beliefs about football. With a background that includes successful stints at the University of Michigan and the Chargers, Minter’s experience and leadership qualities were key factors in his selection as the Ravens’ new head coach.
The Ravens’ decision to hire Minter comes after a challenging 2025 season marked by injuries and a slow start, culminating in a missed opportunity to clinch the AFC North title in a crucial Week 18 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Following Harbaugh’s departure, Minter emerged as the top choice to lead the team forward, with Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta expressing confidence in Minter’s ability to connect with players and fans alike.
Meanwhile, Robert Saleh is set to take on the role of head coach for the Tennessee Titans, signing a five-year contract with the team. Saleh, who previously coached the New York Jets and returned to the San Francisco 49ers as defensive coordinator, will be tasked with revitalizing a Titans team that has struggled in recent seasons. With promising young talent like quarterback Cam Ward, the Titans are looking to Saleh to bring about a new era of success and stability to the franchise.