Ravens' Offseason: Boosting Pass Rush & Line

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today! Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Baltimore Ravens are heading into the offseason with big knees across the roster, including 19 unrestricted free agents to sort out. Their past rush struggled last season, managing just 36 over 17 regular season games, so General Manager Eric DeCosta has plenty on, his plate with contracts and potential signings. A new coaching staff brings fresh opportunities, especially with defensive coordinator Jesse Mentor calling the plays. Mentor's scheme emphasizes speed off the edge, and he has ties to several top free agents who could fit right in and boost that weak front. Fans and analysts see huge impact from targeting edge rushers, where the Ravens desperately need help. Players like Otife Owe, whom they traded away earlier, thrived under Mentor with seven and a half sacks, while veterans Trey Hendrickson and Khalil. Mac bring proven production and Pro Bowl pedigree. At defensive tackle, only Travis Jones stands out as a starter, so adding a savvy vet

1:05like Javan Hargrave makes sense. He's still effective and affordable, pairing well with a potential draft pick to build depth without breaking the bank. Up front on offense, Senator Conor McGovern from the Bills tops the list as a reliable option. These moves could transform the defense in line, setting the Ravens up for a stronger run next year as free agency heats up. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Built in sound, built in comfort. S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com