Eric DeCosta has been the general manager of the Baltimore Ravens since the 2019 NFL season. They have been one of the most consistent teams in the NFL over the past few years.
Baltimore had high expectations entering the 2025 NFL season, but they have not been meeting those expectations. They lost a home game to the Houston Texans by a final score of 44-10. Houston improved to 2-3 on the season and Baltimore's now 1-4. They are in total danger of missing the playoffs and letting this season get out of control. This fanbase is fed up with head coach John Harbaugh. Are they also fed up with the general manager?
Baltimore Ravens fans also want the general manager fired
Not only is this fanbase fed up with Harbaugh as head coach, but they are also fed up with the general manager as well. They have not liked the way DeCosta has been drafting despite the team having winning ways until this season. Ravens' fans also feel he is responsible for this disaster.
Oh and fire Eric decosta as well bad at team building,terrible drafting in the trenches Oline and Dline #RavensFlock #Ravens
— Kings Logic (@LogicKings) October 5, 2025
What has Eric DeCosta done to make him a great GM? Rode the coattails of a 2018 class that wasn’t his!!
— RAVENS WOCK (@ravens_wock) October 5, 2025
Eric Decosta ignored the trenches for like 3 years and this is the consequence
— Lockdown Ar’Darius (@Gamergod29) October 5, 2025
Cooper Rush was the starting quarterback for this game against the Texans. Lamar Jackson was out with a hamstring injury. This team looked lifeless, and it appeared as if they quit. It will not get any easier for Baltimore as they will face the Los Angeles Rams before the bye week.
The Ravens could very well be 1-5 before the bye week. If they miss the playoffs, there is a chance that this organization could potentially get rid of the head coach and the general manager. The embarrassing loss against the Texans could very well have Harbaugh and DeCosta on the hot seat.
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