Ravens' Off-Season Rebuild: Draft Night Trades

0:00It's April 20th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. The Baltimore Ravens just fired up their off-season workouts under new head coach Jesse Mentor after dropping some big names from the roster. They're locked in on Thursday night's NFL draft to rebuild, with General Manager Eric DeCosta making moves like signing Trey Hendrickson to a four-year deal. That came after a Max Crosby trade fell through, but the cost of state aggressive. Things that crushed the draft often lose their best pieces, and that's hitting the Ravens hard right now. Expect fierce battles and training camp for spots, especially with all these changes shaking up the lineup. Fans and analysts are buzzing about potential draft-night trades as Baltimore eyes fresh talent. Key players like running back Justice Hill, who backed up Derek Henry before a neck injury sideline to him, could be on the move. Others in the mix include wide receiver Rashad Bateman, who's drawn trade chatter after injuries, defensive end Broderick Washington, who's released, could free up $4,000,000 in

1:06calf space, outside linebacker Adice Isaac, who's battled injuries in his first two, years, and offensive lineman Andrew Voorhees, a starter who earned extra pay for his snaps. As Thursday night hits, watch how the Ravens wheel and deal, their off-season rebuild is just getting heated.