Baltimore Ravens

The Baltimore Ravens play in the AFC North. This hub brings together the club’s official roster, player profiles, and related coverage.

The roster at a glance

The source lists 76 active, practice-squad, and reserve-list entries after released and transferred entries are excluded; 54 carry its ACT designation. An active-roster label is not a guarantee that a player will dress for a particular game.

Every player row below links to an individual profile and preserves the NFL’s status code. The roster was checked on September 20, 2026. It is a dated roster snapshot, not a game-day inactive report.

Guide updated October 2, 2026 (Eastern Time): coaching and stadium visitor context added. The September 20 roster snapshot above is retained as a dated reference.

Who coaches the Ravens in 2026?

Jesse Minter is Baltimore’s head coach. His appointment brings him back to the organization where he worked on the defensive staff from 2017 through 2020. He later coordinated defenses at Michigan and with the Los Angeles Chargers before returning to lead the Ravens. That background helps explain his connection to Baltimore without treating past results as a forecast for the current team.

Planning a visit to M&T Bank Stadium

M&T Bank Stadium is the Ravens’ home venue. Several practical details matter before joining the gate queue:

• Entry timing: the Ravens’ fan guide says gates open two hours before kickoff and parking lots open four and a half hours before kickoff. Check event-specific instructions in case arrangements change.
• Parking: stadium lots are sold in advance by permit. Without a permit, plan for an area garage or surface lot rather than assuming you can pay at a stadium lot on arrival.
• No stadium re-entry: leaving the stadium does not allow you to return on the same admission. Bring necessary items with you when you enter.
• Medical screening: the guide directs guests with required medical items to Family Medical Lanes at the four main gates: MedStar Health Gate A, Gate B, Gate C and Southwest Gate D.

The no-re-entry rule makes it especially important to resolve bag and medical-item questions before entering, rather than planning a later trip back to the car.

Follow Baltimore’s games and players

Open the NFL schedule and results for matchups, and Lamar Jackson’s player profile for individual context. Use this page’s dated availability reports for participation information; an entry in the roster is not a promise that a player will appear.

Week 6 roster notes

Updated on October 15, 2026 (Eastern Time), from the club’s official transactions and injury reports. The roster table on this page is refreshed separately.

• Quarterback: Lamar Jackson (ankle) did not practice Wednesday and has not practiced since October 4. “It’s definitely day-to-day,” Jesse Minter said; Tyler Huntley, who threw two touchdowns and ran in the overtime winner at Atlanta, would start again if Jackson cannot go. Jackson outlook.
• Returns: WR Ja’Kobi Lane was activated from injured reserve and practiced fully (“you just feel the guy’s energy,” Minter said); OLB Trey Hendrickson (finger) was full after missing two games (“we’re super excited to get him back out there”); new C Cam Jurgens practiced on a limited basis while finishing the concussion protocol. Lane, Hendrickson and Jurgens.
• Wednesday report: 19 players listed. Did not practice: Jackson, TE Matt Hibner (hand) and DL Calais Campbell (rest). Limited included WR Rashod Bateman (shoulder; Minter: “He was just a little limited”), TE Nick Vannett (knee), DT Broderick Washington Jr. (ankle) and Jurgens. Thursday’s practice report had not been posted as of mid-morning Thursday Eastern.
• Passing game: Zay Flowers has caught 26 of 31 targets (83.9%), the highest catch rate in the league among players with at least 30 targets, for 405 yards in four games. Flowers’ catch rate.
• Roster: on October 13 the Ravens released WR Chris Moore and released Xavier Guillory from the practice squad, clearing the way for Lane’s activation. No new moves since.
• Week 5 notes: Minter backed Mark Andrews after his fumble was returned for a touchdown. Roger Rosengarten called Derrick Henry “a gold-jacket player,” and Justice Hill’s four carries went for 73 yards, including a 47-yard run that set up a score. Malaki Starks on Kyle Hamilton’s overtime interception: “Kyle’s the best in the league, hands down.” Henry has three rushes of 20-plus and 26 rushing first downs. Minter on Andrews · Rosengarten on Henry · Hill’s long run · Starks on Hamilton · Henry’s 20-plus rushes.
• Browns week: Minter called the Todd Monken reunion “overblown,” and Marlon Humphrey said he “freaking love[s] Todd” and that Monken “will want to kick our tails.” Monken reunion.
• Browns side: Cleveland held 11 players out Wednesday, including RB Quinshon Judkins and RT Tytus Howard; rookie WR KC Concepcion practiced on a limited basis in the concussion protocol. Denzel Ward said he is preparing for both Jackson and Huntley, and Deshaun Watson said the Ravens’ secondary is “playing really high-level football.” Browns report · Ward on both quarterbacks · Concepcion · Watson · Monken’s side.
• Rankings: Adam Pfeifer and Tom Brady both have the 4-1 Ravens No. 6. Pfeifer · Brady.

Next game: Ravens (4-1) at Browns (3-2), Sunday, October 18, 1:00 p.m. ET, on FOX, at Huntington Bank Field.