The Ravens released their Week 10 depth chart on Tuesday, hours after the trade deadline, ahead of a Monday night home game against the Los Angeles Chargers. Baltimore is 4-5 and has lost four straight after last Thursday's 33-10 loss to Jacksonville, and the chart shows how much the roster has changed in just over a week.
Start at quarterback. Jacoby Brissett, acquired from Arizona in a deal that became official Nov. 6, is listed as the starter. Lamar Jackson (thumb) and Tyler Huntley (toe) are no longer on the chart at all. Rookie Joe Fagnano, who was thrust into action in Buffalo on Nov. 1, is the backup, and Kedon Slovis, signed off Green Bay's practice squad last week, is third. Brissett is an 11-year veteran who started Arizona's first eight games this season, going 3-5 with 1,719 passing yards, 10 touchdowns and seven interceptions. He also spent the last two seasons with Ravens quarterbacks coach Israel Woolfork in Arizona, which should help him learn the offense quickly. Baltimore sent fourth- and seventh-round picks to the Cardinals and got Brissett and a fifth-rounder back.
Then look at kicker, where the team lists "TBD." Tyler Loop went on injured reserve with a groin injury on Nov. 3, and Jake Moody, who made a 53-yard field goal against the Jaguars, was returned to the practice squad after the game. On Tuesday the Falcons signed him to their active roster, leaving Baltimore without a kicker. Loop can't return before Week 14.
Below is the full offense, defense and special teams breakdown, exactly as released by the team.
Offense
| Pos | 1st | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| WR | 4 Zay Flowers | 81 Devontez Walker | 13 Elijah Sarratt |
| WR | 7 Rashod Bateman | 6 Ja'Kobi Lane | 10 LaJohntay Wester |
| LT | 79 Ronnie Stanley | 76 Carson Vinson | — |
| LG | 74 John Simpson | n/a Ryan Neuzil | — |
| C | 64 Cam Jurgens | n/a Ryan Neuzil | — |
Jurgens keeps the center job for now, with deadline pickup Ryan Neuzil — Atlanta’s starting center for every game this season — listed behind him and at left guard. Neuzil has no jersey number yet. | |||
| RG | 71 Vega Ioane | 51 Emery Jones Jr. | — |
| RT | 70 Roger Rosengarten | 76 Carson Vinson | — |
| TE | 89 Mark Andrews | 85 Josh Cuevas | — |
| TE | 88 Matt Hibner | — | — |
Hibner is the only player listed at the second tight end spot after Nick Vannett’s release. | |||
| QB | 11 Jacoby Brissett | 12 Joe Fagnano | 18 Kedon Slovis |
Brissett is the new starter. Jackson (thumb) and Huntley (toe) no longer appear on the chart. | |||
| RB | 22 Derrick Henry | 43 Justice Hill | 26 Rasheen Ali |
Defense
| Pos | 1st | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| DT | 92 Nnamdi Madubuike | 96 Broderick Washington Jr. | — |
| NT | 98 Travis Jones | 94 John Jenkins | — |
| DE | 93 Calais Campbell | 90 Aeneas Peebles | — |
| RUSH | 91 Trey Hendrickson | 15 Mike Green | — |
| MLB | Roquan Smith | 49 Jay Higgins IV | — |
| WLB | 32 Trenton Simpson | 40 Teddye Buchanan | — |
| SAM | 15 Mike Green | 9 Zion Young | 97 Ethan Burke |
| CB | 44 Marlon Humphrey | 3 Chidobe Awuzie | — |
| DB | 14 Kyle Hamilton | 38 Keyon Martin | 29 Chandler Rivers |
| SS | 21 Jaylinn Hawkins* | 39 Keondre Jackson | — |
| FS | 24 Malaki Starks | 25 K'Von Wallace | — |
| CB | 2 Nate Wiggins* | 27 T.J. Tampa Jr. | — |
Wiggins and Hawkins both carry the asterisk after missing the Jaguars game with injuries. | |||
Special Teams
| Pos | 1st | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| P | 30 Ryan Eckley | — | — |
| K | TBD | — | — |
No kicker is listed after Atlanta signed Jake Moody off Baltimore’s practice squad on Tuesday. | |||
| H | 30 Ryan Eckley | — | — |
| LS | 46 Nick Moore | — | — |
| KOR | 10 LaJohntay Wester | 26 Rasheen Ali | 43 Justice Hill |
| PR | 10 LaJohntay Wester | 13 Elijah Sarratt | — |
What the Chart Tells Us
Brissett gives the offense a veteran answer. The Ravens spent the last week with two inexperienced options in Fagnano and Slovis. Brissett has started for several teams over 11 seasons and is known for working from the pocket and handling pressure. That's a different style from Jackson, and it likely means more of the offense runs through Derrick Henry, Mark Andrews and quick throws. Austin Reed, who signed to the practice squad last week, doesn't appear on the chart.
The interior line changed again at the deadline. The Ravens sent Andrew Vorhees and a 2028 sixth-round pick to Atlanta for Ryan Neuzil, a 29-year-old who has started every Falcons game at center this season and all 17 last year. He also has history with Ravens offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford from their time in Atlanta. For now, Neuzil is listed as the backup at both center and left guard, behind Cam Jurgens and John Simpson. That suggests the Ravens will at least keep Jurgens at center this week, though a move back to guard for Jurgens is an option down the road. Emery Jones Jr. backs up Vega Ioane at right guard, and Kyle Hergel is no longer listed.
Vega Ioane is fully back. The rookie right guard no longer has an injury asterisk after playing against Jacksonville. Four of the five starters from last week return: Ronnie Stanley, Simpson, Jurgens and Roger Rosengarten.
The tight end group got thinner. Nick Vannett was released Tuesday, leaving rookie Matt Hibner as the only player at the second tight end spot. Andrews and Josh Cuevas fill the top line.
Two defensive backs carry injury tags. Cornerback Nate Wiggins and safety Jaylinn Hawkins are marked with asterisks after missing the Jaguars game, but both remain first-teamers. T.J. Tampa Jr. and Keondre Jackson are next in line. Wiggins had been listed with a stinger on the Week 9 injury report. The rest of the defense is the same as last week, with Mike Green still starting at SAM while Tavius Robinson is out for the year.
The kicking search is on. The Ravens need a new kicker on the 53-man roster before Monday. Ryan Eckley stays on as punter and holder, and Nick Moore remains the long snapper. Whoever is signed this week will be Baltimore's third kicker of the season.
Minter's reunion with the Chargers. Jesse Minter spent the 2024 and 2025 seasons as the Chargers' defensive coordinator under Jim Harbaugh. Monday is the first time he faces his former team as Baltimore's head coach.
Kickoff Information
Matchup: Los Angeles Chargers at Baltimore Ravens
When: Monday, Nov. 16, 8:15 p.m. ET
Where: M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore
TV: ESPN (Monday Night Football)
Underlined names indicate rookies. * denotes a player who missed the last game with an injury. This depth chart is updated weekly at baltimoresportsfeed.com/ravens-depth-chart.html, where every previous week is archived and browsable, including Week 9's chart and Week 1's chart.