TRAVIS SWITZER is in his ninth season in Baltimore and third as run game coordinator. The Ravens' ground attack flourished in 2024, led by RB Derrick Henry, who rushed for an AFC-best 1,921 yards and became the first player in NFL history to produce multiple seasons of at least 1,900 rushing yards. Since joining the Ravens in 2017, when he started his NFL coaching career, Switzer has worked his way up on the offensive coaching staff, serving in several roles and assisting with the wide receivers, tight ends and run game.

• In 2024, Ravens RBs led the NFL in yards per rush (5.6) and rushes of 20-plus yards (21), while also finishing Top 5 in rushing yards (2,210, third), scrimmage yards (2,814, third), total TDs (22, tied third) and rushing TDs (17, tied fifth) among all RB rooms.
• The Ravens' ground attack (2023) racked up an NFL-high 2,661 yards (156.6 ypg) and a franchise-record 26 rushing TDs.

2017-24: (With Baltimore) 2024: Baltimore's running backs led the NFL in yards per rush (5.6) and rushes of 20-plus yards (21), while also finishing Top 5 in rushing yards (2,210, third), scrimmage yards (2,814, third), total TDs (22, tied third) and rushing TDs (17, tied fifth) among all RB rooms…The Ravens' ground attack posted a league-high 3,189 rushing yards (187.6 ypg), marking the second most in NFL single-season history (Super Bowl Era), trailing only the 3,296 yards Baltimore registered in 2019…The 5.76 yards per rush average is the best mark in NFL single-season history (SB Era)...Baltimore rushed for at least 150 yards in 13 games, tying its own mark in 2019, San Francisco in 1948 and Miami in 1972 for the most such occurrences in a season...Additionally, QB Lamar Jackson and RB Derrick Henry combined for 2,836 rushing yards, marking the most by a QB-RB duo in NFL single-season history...Henry totaled an AFC-best 1,921 rushing yards, becoming the first player in NFL history to produce multiple seasons (also 2020) of at least 1,900 rushing yards…Henry also set franchise records in both total (18) and rushing TDs (16), en route to earning his fifth Pro Bowl nod. 2023: Promoted to run game coordinator...Baltimore's ground game racked up an NFL-high 2,661 yards (156.6 ypg) and a franchise-record 26 TDs...The Ravens backs posted 16 rushes of 20+ yards on the year, the NFL's second most...Unit posted the third-most rushing TDs (20) and the eighth-most rushing yards (1,696) among all RBs rooms, en route to an AFC North division championship and the NFL's best record (13-4). 2021-22: In an elevated role as an offensive quality control coach, assisted with the tight ends. 2019-20: Served as an offensive coaching analyst, helping guide the wide receivers group. 2017: Joined the Ravens' coaching staff in an administrative – performance role.

2015: Received a tryout invitation for the Miami Dolphins rookie minicamp as an offensive lineman.

COLLEGE: Played four seasons (2011-14) along the offensive line – with 36 consecutive starts at center – for the Akron Zips, for whom he was an Academic All-MAC selection (2014) and a two-time offensive recipient of the Harry "Doc" Smith Award (2013-14), which recognizes the most outstanding player of each class…Earned a bachelor's degree in sports management.

PERSONAL: Travis and his wife, Rebekah, were married in July, 2025…A three-year letterwinner for Conestoga Valley (Lancaster, PA) HS, Travis was named a PA Football News Honorable Mention All-State selection...He was also a two-year starter on the basketball team and competed in track and field (shot put).