Cardinals' Pass Rush Weakness: Zion Young Draft Fix?

0:00On March 25, NFL free agency has slowed to a trickle after the early signing frenzy, with teams now shifting focus to the upcoming draft. The Baltimore Ravens lost 12 players this off season, signed 6 free agents, and still have 6 unsigned. Their general manager, Eric DeCosta, could target some bargain veterans to fill gaps without breaking the bank. As the league year progresses, most big moves are done, leaving room for low-key deals on players who might pay off big later. For Baltimore, that means eyeing reliable contributors at running back, tied-end, and along the offensive line to bolster the roster before draft. Day. Fans and analysts see these as smart fits for the Ravens, who need depth after departures. A consistent rusher like Brian Robinson, who posted solid yards over recent seasons with Washington and San Francisco, could compliment their backfield. Tidean Janus Smith, fresh off a trade to Pittsburgh, offers steady hands with catches and scores last year. Up front, guards like Alex Kappa, who started gains for Las Vegas after stints in Cincinnati

1:03and Tampa Bay, bring versatility. Veterans Kevin Zitler ranked high in efficiency at age 35 with Tennessee, and Joel Baitonio, a 12-year pro from Cleveland with elite, past blocking, could anchor the line right away. With many camps looming in the draft on the horizon, these under-the-radar options might help Baltimore quietly strengthen for another strong run. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.