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The Ravens have $11,215,484 available in cap space, good for fourth worst in the NFL after the first wave of free agency. Baltimore has 11 picks in April's NFL draft and will look to retool the roster with a pool of young players rather than hand out one-year prove it deals to select veterans.
The Ravens weren't overly active during the first few days of NFL free agency. Still, the team added a future Hall of Fame wide receiver to the passing game and a versatile linebacker to the special teams. The Ravens retained Ronnie Stanley, Patrick Ricard, and Tylan Wallace, while the restructure of Marlon Humphrey created $13 million in salary cap space.
With the second wave of free agency underway, we're previewing Baltimore's biggest remaining needs.
The Ravens re-signed Ben Cleveland, but Patrick Mekari joined the Jaguars on a lucrative deal, with Josh Jones signed with Seattle. Andrew Vorhees is an option at left guard, and Daniel Faalele is ever-improving.
Baltimore lost Brandon Stephens to the Jets in free agency while veteran cornerback Tre'Davious White remains unsigned. The Ravens have 2024 fourth-round pick T.J. Tampa ready to be incorporated into a more significant role, but the Ravens could still look to add an elite cornerback to pair with Nate Wiggins and Marlon Humphrey.
Michael Pierce retired, while Brent Urban is still unsigned. Baltimore has Nnamdi Madubuike and Travis Jones at defensive tackle but could look to upgrade the defensive end spot with Broderick Washington having a down year.
Baltimore released Marcus Williams and is negotiating with Ar'Darius Washington. If the season started today, the Ravens would have Sanoussi Kane and Beau Brade as options to pair with Kyle Hamilton.
Kyle Van Noy is a stud but 33 years old, while Odafe Oweh is looking to take the next steps as a premier pass rusher. David Ojabo has been a bust, while Tavius Robinson is still developing. Adisa Isaac is an unknown after dealing with injuries as a rookie.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens' biggest positions of need after the first wave of 2025 NFL free agency
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The Ravens weren't overly active during the first few days of NFL free agency. Still, the team added a future Hall of Fame wide receiver to the passing game and a versatile linebacker to the special teams. The Ravens retained Ronnie Stanley, Patrick Ricard, and Tylan Wallace, while the restructure of Marlon Humphrey created $13 million in salary cap space.
With the second wave of free agency underway, we're previewing Baltimore's biggest remaining needs.
Offensive guard
The Ravens re-signed Ben Cleveland, but Patrick Mekari joined the Jaguars on a lucrative deal, with Josh Jones signed with Seattle. Andrew Vorhees is an option at left guard, and Daniel Faalele is ever-improving.
Cornerback
Baltimore lost Brandon Stephens to the Jets in free agency while veteran cornerback Tre'Davious White remains unsigned. The Ravens have 2024 fourth-round pick T.J. Tampa ready to be incorporated into a more significant role, but the Ravens could still look to add an elite cornerback to pair with Nate Wiggins and Marlon Humphrey.
Defensive Tackle/End
Michael Pierce retired, while Brent Urban is still unsigned. Baltimore has Nnamdi Madubuike and Travis Jones at defensive tackle but could look to upgrade the defensive end spot with Broderick Washington having a down year.
Safety
Baltimore released Marcus Williams and is negotiating with Ar'Darius Washington. If the season started today, the Ravens would have Sanoussi Kane and Beau Brade as options to pair with Kyle Hamilton.
Edge Rusher
Kyle Van Noy is a stud but 33 years old, while Odafe Oweh is looking to take the next steps as a premier pass rusher. David Ojabo has been a bust, while Tavius Robinson is still developing. Adisa Isaac is an unknown after dealing with injuries as a rookie.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens' biggest positions of need after the first wave of 2025 NFL free agency
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