Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh Laments ‘Complete Disappointment’ With Record

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by Joana CanoOctober 20, 2025, 1:21 am >

Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh lost against the Houston Texans, making this their third consecutive loss.

In Week 5 of the Sunday Night Football, the Ravens lost 44-10. Many speculated that their losing streak is due to their injured players.

The Ravens’ best player, Lamar Jackson, is out due to a hamstring injury and is expected to come back for Week 7.

Backup quarterback Cooper Rush started against the Texans and struggled against their defense.

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Rush had 14 out of 20 passes with three interceptions, giving the Ravens a gain of 207 yards.

“No one wants to be here, but it’s where we’re at and we’ve got to dig ourselves out of it,” Rush said. Commentating on the Ravens’ loss against the Texans and their record of 1-4.

During the Ravens-Texans game, the Ravens scored a field goal during the first quarter and a touchdown in the third quarter.

Harbaugh has been the head coach of the Ravens since 2008 and is convinced that they will get better.

Since Harbaugh has been the head coach, he has led the Ravens to the playoffs 12 times, including Super Bowl XLVII.

“I think every year has had challenges,” Harbaugh said. “I’m looking for people to come out fighting and give their best in those kinds of situations.”

Harbaugh also mentioned that they got beaten in every way they could have gotten beaten, and that is a “complete disappointment.”

The Ravens continued their losing ways with a loss to the Rams, bringing them to a 1-5 record.