Ravens Targeting Jaguars Assistant for WRs Coach Opening

Ravens request to interview Tyler Tettleton

This is a key coaching position the Ravens need to fill after the ups and downs at the position last year. While Zay Flowers was a Pro Bowl selection, the Ravens did not get the same production from DeAndre Hopkins and Rashod Bateman; instead, it was tight end Mark Andrews who carried the load in the passing game with Flowers.

Baltimore will have some interesting decisions to make at the wide receiver position with Hopkins a free agent, and it seems more unlikely that he returns than actually coming back. That would leave Flowers, Bateman, and potentially Devontez Walker as the top receivers entering 2026.

Watch for the Ravens to potentially bring in another receiver from free agency or the draft to make sure quarterback Lamar Jackson is set up for success. The more young talent around Jackson, the better Baltimore will be in the future.

That is what will make the next wide receiver coach such an important hire, and it is arguably just as important as the quarterback coach hire. Jackson is an established quarterback in the NFL and is most likely a future Hall of Famer, but even Flowers has his own problems at wide receiver.

Flowers had three fumbles in 2025 that cost the Ravens important wins they needed. Bateman had 224 receiving yards in 13 games and Walker had just 136 yards in 12 games. Hopkins was second among receivers in yards with 422, as Flowers led the way with 1,211.

That's why it's so imperative that the Ravens get the right man to coach up the wide receivers, as this offense needs them to step up big time in 2026.