Ravens' Free Agency: Quick Fix or True Game-Changer?

On March 31st, the Baltimore Ravens dipped their toe into free agency this off-season,

snagging Ed rusher Trey Hendrickson on a four-year deal, which stands out for a team that loves

building through the draft.

But Hendrickson turns 32 mid-season and does bounce back from injury, so he's more like

a quick fix than a forever piece.

They patched some spots with guys like Danny Pinter, Jovon Gwynn, John Simpson, Durham

Smythe, and Jalen Hawkins while keeping Chidobia Woosey and extending Tyler Huntley.

Solid moves, no doubt, but nothing that shakes up the core.

Still, the loss is hit harder.

Tyler Lindarbaum, a low-heed Gilman, Dre Mond Jones, Patrick or Card, and key draft picks

are gone, leaving big question marks.

On the interior offensive line, defensive front, and wide receivers, fans and analysts

see it as plugging leaks instead of rebuilding the ship.

Now heading into the draft, priorities stay locked on the trench's edge.

Rushers and defensive tackles go fast, and Hendrickson doesn't erase that need.

Offensive line dev helps short-term, but they crave a true anchor after Lindarbaum.

Free agency bought some wiggle room, but the pressure's on.

This draft has to land those game changers early, or the Raven's risk sliding back in

a loaded AFC North.

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