Ravens' Offseason Moves, Draft Needs

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Baltimore Ravens made smart moves this off season to fix key weaknesses. They added elite edge-rusher Trey Hendrickson, their first top guys since Terrell Suds left years ago. They also signed Guard John Simpson for better protection of front and brought back cornerback Chidobio Woosey and quarterback Tyler Huntley for solid depth. Even with those additions, the team faces big roster gaps heading into minicamp and training camp. Fans worry about the Y receiver group Beyoncé Flowers, where Rashad Bateman's inconsistency last year raises doubts. The Ravens likely need another reliable target for Lamar Jackson soon. Injuries hit hard on the offensive line too. Losing center Tyler Lindrbaum is a major setback, leaving backups like Danny Pinter unproven. Back guard Simpson helps one side, but the other spot is up for grabs between Andrew Voorhees and Emory Jones Jr.

1:00Depth issues linger at defensive tackle and edge-rusher as well. Prospects like Travis Jones and my green show promise but need time to grow. Hendrickson is great. Yet the rotation lacks proven backups right now. Expect the Ravens to hit the NFL-draft hard, maybe with their first three picks on edge-rushers or linemen who can start immediately. Reagency could add quick fixes too, keeping them in contention for another strong season. This story is made possible by our sponsor. See the episode description. Head in. Sound on. Lights out. That is the routine. S-O-L-I. SullyPillow.com. Made in A-I.