Ravens' Offseason Workouts: New Coach, New Roster

On April 3rd, the Baltimore Ravens are kicking off off-season workouts under new head coach Jesse Mincer, aiming to rebound after big roster shakeups.

They snagged Ed rusher Trey Hendrickson on a four-year deal after a failed trade for Max Crosby, bolstering a defense hit, hard by departures from.

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Crosby battles are heating up across the lines, with the defensive front leaning on an AMD Medubek, who's back from a neck injury and looking sharp.

In recent videos, alongside Travis Jones and veteran John Jenkins for that starting trio, fans are buzzing about the linebacker core anchored by Rokwan Smith, who's locked in for two more years with over 100 tackles last season.

While Trenton Simpson and recovering Teddy Buchanan fight for spots amid depth from guys like Jay Higgins.

Cornerback's featured Marlon Humphrey, despite his $26 million cap hit, paired with Nate Wiggins and re-signed Chidobia Woosie as safeties.

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As OTA's role in, these projections set the stage for intense camp competitions that could redefine this Raven squad, come postseason push.

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