On Wednesday, multiple outlets reported that the Ravens will not retain Tee Martin as the QBs coach under the new regime, as the staff reshuffle takes shape.
Martin had been with Baltimore since 2021 and was widely regarded as a close confidante of two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson, a relationship that underscored his prominent role in the QB room.
The move signals a notable shift in the organization’s quarterback development area and aligns with the wider personnel changes Minter is implementing as he takes the helm.
Reporting from NFL insider Jordan Schultz and ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler indicated the decision was part of the Ravens’ broader changes to the coaching staff.
The Ravens have not issued a formal public comment on Martin’s status, and additional staff changes are expected as the team finalizes its offseason lineup under the new leadership.
