Should Ravens sell at trade deadline after getting crushed by Jaguars to fall below .500?

Enzo Flojo argues that the Baltimore Ravens should become selective sellers at the upcoming NFL trade deadline following a 33-10 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. The defeat dropped Baltimore to a 4-5 record amid a four-game losing streak. With quarterback Lamar Jackson sidelined on injured reserve due to a thumb injury and backup Tyler Huntley also injured, third-string quarterback Joe Fagnano managed only 60 passing yards in his first start.

Flojo contends that general manager Eric DeCosta should listen to offers for impending free agents rather than chase a fringe playoff spot. However, the writer emphasizes that Baltimore must retain core pillars such as Jackson, running back Derrick Henry, and safety Kyle Hamilton, who suffered a hip injury during the game. Jacksonville was led by quarterback Trevor Lawrence, who threw for 242 yards and one touchdown.