Ravens' Offseason Moves Aim for Playoff Push

On March 23rd, the Baltimore Ravens are deep into their roster rebuild this 2026 off-season

after losing 10 starters in key players too.

Free agency, they're aiming to return to the playoffs and head coach Jesse Mentor's first

year.

The biggest move so far landed past Russia Trey Hendrickson on a 4-year, $112 million

deal from Cincinnati, filling a major, gap on defense.

Earlier this week, the Ravens washed 8 defensive starters to part, including all pro punter

Jordan Stout, who signed with the New York Giants as the league's top-paid kicker specialist.

They also lost Pro Bowl Center, Tyler Lindrbaum, and several tight ends, but smartly earned

four compensatory draft picks, tying for the most in the NFL.

Players like safety Jalen Hawkins are stepping up after a breakout year with four interceptions

and 48 tackles, setting him up nicely alongside Kyle Hamilton and Milwaukee Starks.

After back Marlon Humphrey returns, despite a down-season, an offensive lineman Andrew

Voorhees cashed in a $1.19 million dollar, bonus for starting every game.

On the flip side, the offense faces holes at tight end and guard, with new coordinator

Declan Doyle adding veteran Durham's smive and lineman Jovan.

Gwynne, defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver missed out on Max Crosby, but pivots with

Hendrickson amid uncertainty around an AMD Meduba Week A and a week pass, rush last year.

As training camp nears, Baltimore leans on the draft, and these tweaks to compete, blending

young talent with proven vets for a postseason push.

That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.