Ravens' Draft: Fixing Wide Receiver Gap for Jackson

0:00On March 26, the Baltimore Ravens have built a strong roster through the draft, with stars like Lamar Jackson, Kyle Hamilton, and Zay Flowers. But why receiver keeps being a glaring weakness year after year? Heading into next month's draft, experts point to why receiver as the top need, alongside tight end, center, and defensive tackle as the team. Searches for reliable targets for Jackson. This season showed the problem clearly, with Rashad Bateman managing just over 200 yards and free agent addition, Deandre Hopkins at 3, 130, forcing the offense to lean heavily on flowers and tight ends Mark Andrews and Isaiah likely. Fans and analysts worry this gap holds back the passing game, making a deep playoff run tough without upgrades, especially after pass veteran signings. Flopped. Final manager Eric DeCosta has made no moves yet in free agency or the draft, so all eyes are on him, grabbing a solid number two receiver early.

1:00Likely in the first or second round, to finally fix this ongoing issue. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.