There were a ton of key players out for the Baltimore Ravens against the Houston Texans on Sunday afternoon. Quarterback Lamar Jackson was not playing because of a hamstring injury.
Cooper Rush was the starting quarterback in this game for Baltimore. The Ravens did not show up from the opening kickoff against the Texans. Houston did whatever it wanted to all game long and they won this game by a final score of 44-10. Baltimore was embarrassed in front of its home fans. The Texans improve to 2-3 on the season and the Ravens drop to 1-4. There are many questions moving forward about Ravens' head coach John Harbaugh.
Ravens' fans want a different head coach
There are a lot of things going with the Ravens in 2025. If Baltimore continues to lose football games, it will lead to them missing the playoffs. Harbaugh has been the coach of this football team for 18 seasons. This is a potential case of both sides maybe needing to move on from each other once the 2025 NFL season ends. This fanbase feels like they need to move on from the head coach.
Start with turning in your keys tomorrow
— Tyler Krueger (@KruegStyle) October 5, 2025
Same story every week, who else is tired and wants a change.
— Joshua Rouse (@jrouse410) October 5, 2025
It’s over John.
— Angie Michelle (@AnGdmedizzle) October 5, 2025
If they were to move on from after the season, the Ravens would maybe have the best job opening in the NFL. Next week, Baltimore is going to face the Los Angeles Rams and then they will be on a bye week. There is a chance that they will have a 1-5 record before the bye week.
As for the Texans, they will be on a bye in week six. They will next play against the Seattle Seahawks on the road on October 20. Houston is currently on a two-game winning streak. However, the bigger storyline here is that Harbaugh could be playing on his way to the hot seat for the Ravens.
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