The Baltimore Ravens have until 4 p.m. on Tuesday, November 10, to make trades. After dropping to 4-5 in Week 9, they’re in a tough spot — the team is on the outside looking in and doesn’t have much hope for the rest of the 2026 campaign.
However, Baltimore is also one game out of a wild card spot. Sure, Lamar Jackson’s on IR, but after acquiring Jacoby Brissett, they’ll have a competent quarterback leading their offense. He should be better than Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano.
So where will that put the Ravens entering trade deadline week?
Last updated: Monday, November 9 at 6 a.m. EST
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Latest Baltimore Ravens rumors
Derrick Henry reportedly off the table
Teams have been calling for Derrick Henry. Baltimore has shut down all efforts. While it might make sense for a struggling team to trade their 32-year-old running back, Eric DeCosta doesn’t seem to be interested.
Henry is under contract for one more year after 2026. His cap number rises to $16.28 million in 2027, which is worth mentioning, and given the Ravens’ ugly cap situation next season, it could be worth cutting bait with that deal.
This team still plans to contend, though. Even if it’s not this year, with better injury luck next year, they should find themselves right back in playoff contention. Derrick Henry might play a big role in that.
Giants have interest in Justice Hill
Speaking of running backs, the New York Giants have their eye on Justice Hill. John Harbaugh might want to bring another face to the Big Apple, and his team’s rushing attack is in a rut. Hill could be a reliable threat who can provide plenty of juice.
Hill is in the final year of his contract, so if the Ravens take the selling route, it may make sense to dump Hill’s contract and add a mid-round pick. They also have rookie fifth-round pick Adam Randall nearing a return. Maybe a trade could open up a bigger opportunity for Randall moving forward.
On the flip side, Hill’s value would probably outweigh any potential return. He’s a backup running back — you shouldn’t expect Baltimore to receive much. The 28-year-old can do it all, though, and with crucial blocking and receiving skills, DeCosta might be wiser to extend him rather than trade him.
Could Lamar Jackson’s potential return change trade deadline plans?
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Lamar Jackson is expected to be out for six to nine weeks, and Jackson told his teammates he intends to return this season. As a result, could the Ravens stand pat rather than sell?
The team traded for Jacoby Brissett, so there’s clearly some desperation to stay alive in the playoff race. The AFC Wild Card race is also wide open right now, and with Baltimore drawing four AFC North matchups to end the year, they may have a real shot if Brissett can win a couple of games and Jackson returns.
Potential Baltimore Ravens trade candidates
Rashod Bateman
Rashod Bateman is one of the guys who’s been thrown around in mock trades. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler listed him as a trade candidate, but gave him just a 15% chance of being traded.
Bateman is on a team-friendly deal that runs through 2029 and has flashed as a legitimate WR2 behind Zay Flowers this season. Unfortunately, Lamar Jackson’s injury ruined what had the makings of a solid campaign for Bateman.
Still, the 26-year-old brings potential as both an intermediate and deep threat. He’s an expert route runner, and unless a team overpays, the Ravens will likely opt to keep Bateman.
Calais Campbell
Calais Campbell is on the verge of retirement. He’s 40 and is on a one-year contract. It might be time to let Campbell loose and let him chase a ring.
Campbell isn’t necessarily enjoying a great season, but he’s performing well enough. He remains a stout run stuffer and shows spurts of pass-rushing chops. Add in his experience, and he’s worth rotating onto playoff-contending defensive lines.
Baltimore wouldn’t receive much for him, and honestly, trading a leader like Campbell could be a brutal blow to the defense. If DeCosta wants to lightly sell, though, Campbell is a prime candidate.
Chidobe Awuzie
Another player who could go next year. Chidobe Awuzie signed a one-year deal to return to Baltimore last offseason, but his role on Jesse Minter’s defense hasn’t been consistent. Most of his snaps have come when Marlon Humphrey and Nate Wiggins have missed games.
Awuzie looked solid in relief of Wiggins on Thursday; however, like the rest of the defense, it’s been a forgettable season. He likely won’t return next year, and trading could open up defensive snaps for T.J. Tampa.
It’d certainly be worth keeping the door open if teams call for Awuzie’s services.
List of Baltimore Ravens draft picks
2027
- Round 1
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Round 5 (via Cardinals)
- Round 5 (projected compensatory)
- Round 5 (projected compensatory)
- Round 6 (projected compensatory)
- Round 7 (from Eagles via Cowboys)
Looking at the compensatory formula, the Ravens should have eight picks in the 2027 NFL Draft. At this point, they still have their picks in the first four rounds, and have selections in each of the last three rounds thanks to comp picks and trades.
But if Eric DeCosta wants to buy, he can’t trade those compensatory picks.
Baltimore dealt their own fourth-, fifth-, sixth-, and seventh-round picks.
They swapped their fourth-rounder for the Cardinals' fifth-rounder in the Jacoby Brissett trade.
Their fifth was part of the Cam Jurgens trade. With the sixth, they moved up to select Matt Hibner in the 2026 NFL Draft, and they packaged the seventh with Jaire Alexander in a trade to the Philadelphia Eagles, receiving a 2026 sixth-round pick in return. That would become Ryan Eckley.
2028
- Round 1
- Round 3
- Round 4
- Round 5
- Round 6
- Round 6 (via Chiefs)
- Round 7 (via Giants)
The Ravens took a risk in the Cam Jurgens trade. Their 2028 second-round pick was the prized piece going to the Eagles. Luckily, they’ve already loaded up on the back end of this draft. They sent their own seventh-round pick in this draft to Arizona in the Brissett trade, too.
DeCosta struck two deals ahead of roster cuts this past offseason. They started by sending C.J. Okoye to John Harbaugh’s New York Giants squad for a 2028 seventh-round pick, and sent undrafted rookie offensive tackle Diego Pounds to the Kansas City Chiefs for a 2028 sixth-round pick.
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