Ravens Lose Key Players, Plan for Next Season

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The Baltimore Ravens are facing a tough free agency period, losing several key players to other teams. Speedy running back Keita Mitchell signed a two-year deal worth $9,250,000 with the Los Angeles Chargers. Safety a low-heed Gilman headed to the Kansas City Chiefs on a three-year contract for $24 million while full-back Patrick Ricard and defensive back R. Darius Washington both joined the New York Giants. Mitchell was not tender by the Ravens, opening the door for the Chargers, who also grabbed tight-end Charlie Kohler from Baltimore. Gilman had started 12 games last season, but the team opted for a cheaper two-year $10 million deal with safety Jalen Hawkins instead. Fans are sad to see these favorites go, especially Ricard, a nine-year veteran known for his blocking in front of Lamar Jackson and Derek Henry. The Ravens' general manager noted their new offensive coordinator plans to phase out

1:02the full-back role anyway. Other moves include special teamer Jake Hummel signing a two-year $4,750,000 pact with the Houston Texans and Ed rusher David O'Jabbo landing with the Miami Dolphins for a fresh start after injury issues. This continues the Ravens' annual trend of roster turnover, but replacements and scheme changes should help them stay competitive heading into next. Season thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. Headphones in a pillow, simple idea, surprisingly addictive, SOLI solely pillow.com