Ravens' Free Agency & Draft: Filling Center & WR Gaps

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The Baltimore Ravens made several smart moves in the first two weeks of free agency, but

they've got some key roster gaps to fill. Their biggest loss came at center, where

three-time pro-bowl starter Tyler Lindnerbaum signed a three-year 81 million dollar deal

with the loss. Vegas Raiders leaving a huge void on the offensive line.

This week, an ESPN reporter called Center, the top need, but the team has a solid plan in place.

They already have depth pieces like Danny Penter and Javon Gwynne, and they could grab a starter

like Iowa's Logan Jones or Auburn's Connor Lewin, the second round of the draft. Meanwhile,

fans and analysts are more worried about the wide receiver group, which looks thin after some

departures. Rashad Bateman struggled last season with his worst stats yet, and without the Andre

Hawkins and Tyler Wallace, the room relies heavily on Z-Flowers. And unproven rookies,

the impact is clear. No receiver top 350 yards last year, which hurts their super bowl chances.

Adding just one player won't cut it. They need a veteran free agent, plus a draft pick in the first

three rounds to build depth. Right now, the Ravens are eyeing day two draft talent for the line,

while prioritizing receiver upgrades to staying contention for 2026. Keep an eye on how they

address these spots before the draft. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode.

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