Ravens Consider Diggs for Instant Boost

With the NFL today, March 21st, the Baltimore Ravens are facing a thin wide receiver group

after losing DeAndre Hopkins to free agency and seeing Tyler Wallace sign with the Cleveland

Browns.

Hopkins managed under 350 receiving yards in 17 games last season, leaving a gap next

to Z-Flowers.

Now reports linked the Ravens to veteran Stefan Diggs as a potential number two option.

Z-Flowers brings a strong track record, topping 1,000 yards seven times over the last 11 seasons

and earning four Pro Bowl nods in the past six years.

He could pair well with Lamar Jackson, given the quarterback a reliable target alongside

Flowers and Rashad Bayman.

Ravens fans might not see the urgency yet, but the position needs depth.

Flowers has shown with two Pro Bowl picks in three years, while Baytman swings wildly

nearly 800 yards one season under 300 the.

Next, that inconsistency puts pressure on the passing attack.

Looking ahead, the team could target a receiver in the 2026 drafts first round, but bigger

holes loom on the interior offensive line and defensive line.

Signing Diggs carries risk given his age and recent wear, yet it fits their Super Bowl

goals.

As free agency drags on, General Manager Eric DeCosta faces a key call gamble on Diggs

for an instant boost or build patiently through the draft.

Either way, the Ravens aerial game hangs in the balance.