NFL · 1 year ago

Ravens’ Shopping List: Top 5 Needs for 2024 Free Agency

Zack Cook

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You can say this about many teams in the NFL, but if the Ravens suffer any injuries to their secondary, they'll be in trouble. The Ravens have some solid starters but don't have much else beyond that, which is a cause for concern. Adding versatile options in the secondary should be on the mind of the Ravens general manager, Eric DeCosta.

Potential Targets: Julian Blackmon, Darnell Savage

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With the Baltimore Ravens having multiple vital members of their offensive line hitting free agency, this is arguably the most significant area of concern for this group in the offseason. Not only will the Ravens potentially need some new starters, but they also need depth at the tackle position. A team whose primary focus is on their run game and protecting Lamar Jackson must address this area immediately.

Potential Targets: Jonah Williams, Robert Hunt

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Some veteran free agents are available at this position, which might cause the Ravens to dip their toes in the water and look elsewhere. This is a deep free-agent class for teams looking for pass-rushers, an area the Ravens are notoriously good at finding. The Ravens cap space situation isn't ideal, which might limit them from adding impactful options.

Potential Targets: Danielle Hunter, Bryce Huff
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It wouldn't be a surprise to see the Baltimore Ravens use some of their draft capital on adding pass-catching weapons for Lamar Jackson. Still, the Ravens may look to shop in the cost-friendly section during free agency, hoping to find some production on the outskirts. A high-end signal-caller like Jackson on a Super Bowl contender could convince some veterans to take a pay cut here.

Potential Targets: Josh Reynolds, Darnell Mooney
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The Baltimore Ravens dealt with many injuries at the running back position in 2023. No matter which players return healthy in 2024, the Ravens will need reinforcements at the position. The Ravens haven't been shy about adding veteran running backs to the mix in the past and pairing them with their youth. Will that be a similar mindset heading into free agency this time around?

Potential Targets: Ezekiel Elliott, Devin Singletary
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You can say this about many teams in the NFL, but if the Ravens suffer any injuries to their secondary, they'll be in trouble. The Ravens have some solid starters but don't have much else beyond that, which is a cause for concern. Adding versatile options in the secondary should be on the mind of the Ravens general manager, Eric DeCosta.

Potential Targets: Julian Blackmon, Darnell Savage

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With the Baltimore Ravens having multiple vital members of their offensive line hitting free agency, this is arguably the most significant area of concern for this group in the offseason. Not only will the Ravens potentially need some new starters, but they also need depth at the tackle position. A team whose primary focus is on their run game and protecting Lamar Jackson must address this area immediately.

Potential Targets: Jonah Williams, Robert Hunt

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