Returnees: Mark Andrews, Isaiah Likely, Charlie Kolar There really is no comparison between the top four projected wide receivers this year (Beckham, Flowers, Bateman and Agholor) to the end of last season (Robinson, Watkins, Duvernay and Proche). Baltimore spent more than it ever has by signing Beckham to a one-year, $15 million deal and then drafted Flowers in the first round. It’s hard to remember the last time the Ravens upgraded a position group as significantly as this one. (Rams), Zay Flowers, Nelson Agholor (Patriots), Laquon Treadwell (Seahawks), Dontay Demus, Sean Ryan, Losses: Demarcus Robinson (Rams), Sammy WatkinsĪdditions: Odell Beckham Jr. Returnees: Rashod Bateman, Devin Duvernay, Tylan Wallace, James Proche II, Tarik Black, Andy Isabella, Shemar Bridges, Mike Thomas
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Ricard, a four-time Pro Bowl fullback, will start training camp on the physically unable to perform list after undergoing hip surgery this offseason. It’s a little surprising that Baltimore hasn’t added a veteran running back for insurance if Dobbins or Edwards gets hurt again. There will be extra motivation for Dobbins and Edwards, both of whom are in contract years. Dobbins, Gus Edwards, Justice Hill, Patrick Ricard (FB), Ben Mason (FB)Įven without a major addition, this group should be better - and more explosive - because Dobbins and Edwards are now two years removed from devastating knee injuries. 2 quarterback job between Huntley and Johnson is one of the few notable position battles this year.
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Baltimore looked to upgrade its backup spot in free agency by talking with Baker Mayfield and Taylor Heinicke before signing Johnson. He’s missed a total of 11 games (including playoffs) the last two seasons. Jackson’s health will ultimately decide whether the Ravens are better or worse at quarterback. Returnees: Lamar Jackson, Tyler Huntley, Anthony Brown Here is a position-by-position analysis for 2023: With training camp starting in late July, are the Ravens better, worse or the same on offense? "We're going to attack and attack and attack.” "It's going to be pretty fast,” guard Kevin Zeitler said. The biggest change, however, should be the pace. Under Monken, Baltimore is expected to throw the ball more and spread out teams. The Ravens finished with their fewest yards (338.8) since 2017 and their fewest points (20.6) since Marc Trestman was the team’s playcaller in 2015. With Jackson missing the final five games with a knee injury, Baltimore struggled to get into the end zone toward the end of last season. “I think it’s going to be a dangerous offense,” tight end Mark Andrews said. It’s been all about the offense for the Baltimore Ravens this offseason, from a new contract for quarterback Lamar Jackson to a new coordinator in Todd Monken to new wide receivers in Odell Beckham Jr. Ravens feeling 'dangerous' with new, improved offense You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browser
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