Travis Switzer
| Baltimore Ravens | |
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| Position: | Run game coordinator |
| Personal information | |
| Born: | November 11, 1992 Lancaster, Pennsylvania, U.S. |
| Career information | |
| High school: | Conestoga Valley High School (Lancaster, PA) |
| College: | Akron (2011–2014) |
| Career history | |
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Travis Switzer (born November 11, 1992) is an American football coach who is the run game coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens of the National Football League (NFL). He joined Baltimore’s staff in 2017 and has worked across multiple offensive roles, including wide receivers, tight ends and run-game projects, before being elevated to run game coordinator in 2023. The Ravens’ rushing attack under Switzer produced league-leading and record-setting numbers in 2023–2024, highlighted by Derrick Henry’s 1,921-yard 2024 season and a historically efficient team ground game. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
In January 2025, Switzer interviewed for the Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator vacancy during head coach Mike Macdonald’s search before the team hired Klint Kubiak.
Early life and playing career
Switzer is a native of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where he was a three-year letterwinner at Conestoga Valley High School. He played center at the University of Akron from 2011 to 2014, making 36 consecutive starts and earning Academic All-MAC honors in 2014.
Coaching career
Baltimore Ravens
Switzer began his NFL career with Baltimore in 2017 in an administrative–performance capacity. He served as an offensive coaching analyst (2019–2020), assisting the wide receivers, then worked closely with the tight ends as offensive quality control (2021) and offensive assistant (2022), returning to offensive quality control in 2023. He was promoted to run game coordinator in 2023.
Run game coordinator (2023–present)
In 2023, Baltimore’s ground game led the NFL with 2,661 rushing yards (156.6 per game) and set a franchise record with 26 rushing touchdowns.
In 2024, the Ravens’ rushing offense produced an NFL-best 3,189 rushing yards (187.6 per game) with a league-record 5.76 yards per rush in the Super Bowl era, including at least 150 rushing yards in 13 games (tied for the most in a season). Henry led the AFC with 1,921 rushing yards, becoming the first player in NFL history with multiple 1,900-yard seasons, and set Ravens records for total touchdowns (18) and rushing touchdowns (16). Baltimore’s running backs also led the NFL in yards per rush (5.6) and rushes of 20+ yards (21), finishing top-five in several other backfield metrics.
Personal life
Publicly available biographical listings identify Switzer’s hometown as Lancaster, Pennsylvania; he played at Conestoga Valley High School and later at Akron.
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