Ravens Sign Hendrickson, Boosting Defense

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The Baltimore Ravens made waves in free agency by signing past Russia Trey Hendrickson from

the Cincinnati Bengals to a four-year deal, worth one, $112 million.

This came after their trade talks for Las Vegas Raiders star Max Crosby fell through at the

last minute.

Hendrickson now joins defensive coordinator Jesse Minner's unit, bringing his proven disruption

skills to Baltimore as they eye a stronger two, 1026 season.

The move costs no draft picks, making it a clean addition to the roster.

NFL.com, analyst Jeffrey Chadiha, ranked this as the second best free agency decision

league wide.

He praised it as a smart consolation prize that could pay off big if Hendrickson recaptures

his elite form.

The Ravens defense struggled last year, finishing 18th in the league by allowing 23.4 points

per game on average.

Their topside producer Travis Jones managed just five takedowns, highlighting the knee for

a game changer like Hendrickson, looking ahead much depends on how Hendrickson bounces

back from injury.

A return to double digit sex could vault Baltimore's defense back among the NFL's elite units.

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