The Baltimore Ravens have been one of the most disappointing teams in the NFL in 2025. They entered the season as one of the two Super Bowl favorites along with the Buffalo Bills, but they’ve stumbled out to a surprising 1-5 start thanks to both injuries and a heavy regression on defense.
Now, with the trade deadline looming, their lost season could force them to become sellers. They have some pieces that they could potentially unload in order to bring back some future draft capital, including some big names on both sides of the ball.
3 Players The Ravens Could Move Before The NFL Trade Deadline
We take a look at three Ravens players who could be on the trade block as we approach the November 4th deadline:
Mark Andrews – TE
Andrews is in the final year of his contract with the Ravens, and it is becoming increasingly likely that he won’t be back in 2026. He will likely command a price in free agency that Baltimore is unwilling to pay, and they have a viable second option in Isaiah Likely.
In order to get some value for their long-time tight end, they may look to deal him before the deadline to a team in need of a reliable pass catcher. Fringe teams that are looking for a veteran boost like the Los Angeles Chargers are amongst those that could be interested if Andrews is placed on the block.
Keaton Mitchell – RB
Mitchell showed plenty of promise in his rookie season back in 2023. He had just 56 total touches that year, but averaged 8.7 yards per, finishing just shy of 500 scrimmage yards. But towards the end of the season, the first-year running back suffered a full tear of his ACL, and he had just 16 touches all of last season after recovering.
He is now buried behind Derrick Henry and Justice Hill on the depth chart, and could use a change of scenery. One NFL team that could be interested is the New England Patriots, who are looking for some depth after recent injuries on their roster.
Kyle Van Noy – OLB
Given his advancing age, it is unlikely that Van Noy is in Baltimore’s long-term plans. While he has gotten off to a slow start in 2025, the 34-year-old outside linebacker had a late-career spurt last season when he notched 12.5 sacks and made his first Pro Bowl appearance.
There are plenty of teams around the league that are looking for pass rushing help as we approach the mid-way point of the regular season, and Van Noy could be an affordable option. Other names in the rumor mill like Trey Hendrickson and Bradley Chubb carry big contracts, but Van Noy has just one more year on his deal and a potential out after 2025.
