Ravens part ways with assistant coach Chris Hewitt

The Baltimore Ravens are undergoing significant changes in their coaching staff as they seek to improve after recent playoff disappointments. Assistant head coach and pass game coordinator Chris Hewitt is parting ways with the team after a tenure that began in 2012, marking a mutual decision for a fresh start. Hewitt's departure follows the hiring of veteran coach Chuck Pagano as the Senior Secondary Coach, indicating a shift in the Ravens' approach to their secondary, which has struggled defensively in recent seasons. Under Hewitt, the Ravens allowed over 4,000 passing yards in 2024 and faced criticism for their secondary's performance. Fans have expressed mixed reactions, acknowledging the need for change while also recognizing Hewitt's contributions to the team. The Ravens remain committed to supporting quarterback Lamar Jackson as they strive for playoff success in the future.