Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Jesse Minter has acknowledged that the team's secondary unit has not performed up to expectations this season. The admission comes as the Ravens evaluate their defensive performance through the first half of the 2026 NFL campaign.
Minter, who oversees Baltimore's defensive scheme, addressed the unit's inconsistencies in coverage and communication. The secondary has faced challenges with injuries and personnel changes throughout the year, contributing to breakdowns in pass defense.
The Ravens' coaching staff continues to work on adjustments as they prepare for the remainder of the regular season schedule.
