Jesse Minter's Ravens Super Bowl Push

It's March 22nd.

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Jesse Mentor stepped in as the Baltimore Ravens' new defensive coordinator, facing immediate

high expectations.

He's not joining a team in rebuild mode.

Instead, he took over a proven AFC contender with a roster prime for a Super Bowl run this

very season.

The Ravens feature veterans at their peak in a front office that's always gone all in

on winning.

This setup means Mentor's job isn't about gradual progress or just making the playoffs.

His sole focus is turning this group into champions.

That reality hits hard because there's no grace period for new coaches in most spots.

Here, every game counts in a narrow championship window.

A postseason birth won't cut it for such a talented squad.

The shift happened after the Ravens stumbled late last season, missing out on deeper

playoffs success.

Now Mentor must build on that foundation and push further without wasting talent.

With the pressure dialed up from day one, Mentor's success would define whether Baltimore

finally claims the Lombardi Trophy it craves.