Mike Mickens joins Ravens after leaving Notre Dame coaching position

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Last updated Aug 3, 2026

Mike Mickens joins Ravens after leaving Notre Dame coaching position
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Mike Mickens has left Notre Dame to become the defensive pass game coordinator and secondary coach for the Baltimore Ravens. He expressed that while leaving Notre Dame was challenging, his relationship with Ravens head coach Jesse Minter and the team's defensive tradition influenced his decision. Mickens spent six years at Notre Dame and helped develop a prominent defensive backfield. He returns to NFL coaching with a chance to reunite with former pupil Kyle Hamilton and work alongside other young talent like Nate Wiggins and Malaki Starks. Mickens is tasked with adapting his college coaching success to the professional level, focusing on enhancing the Ravens' defensive strategies against advanced passing offenses.

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  • Mike Mickens joins the Ravens after six seasons at Notre Dame.
  • He takes on the role of defensive pass game coordinator.
  • Mickens has a history with head coach Jesse Minter from their time at Cincinnati.
  • He aims to apply his college success to the NFL.
  • Mickens will work with young defensive backs including Kyle Hamilton.
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  • 4:33 PMYahoo SportsMike Mickens explains the difficult decision to leave Notre Dame
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Mike Mickens found leaving Notre Dame difficult, but Baltimore’s tradition and his bond with Jesse Minter made the move compelling

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