Ravens' Offseason Moves Boost Pass Rush, Strengthen Defense

0:00On March 24th, the Baltimore Ravens made one of the top moves this off-season by signing edge-resher Trey Hendrickson to a 4-year deal, worth 1, 112 million dollars. He's the best available player at his position and steps in to boost their pass rush right away. Hendrickson brings proven production with 17.5 sacksable 2023 and 2024 before injuries slowed him down last year. This edition matches the impact of bringing and running back Derek Henry on offense. CBS Sports named the Ravens the biggest winners of the off-season, praising how they feel the key gap and got back their 20-26 and 20. 27 first round draft picks. That protects their future around quarterback Lamar Jackson. They also added safety, Jalen Hawkins, who adds depth and versatility to a strong secondary with players like Kyle Hamilton and Malachi Starks. These steps show smart planning across the defense. Overall the Ravens turn potential concerns into strengths, positioning them as serious

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