Ravens' Playoff Push: Edge Rushers, Offensive Line Battles

0:00It's March 31st. I'm Corey with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and build for football fans. The Baltimore Ravens are gearing up for the playoffs in head coach Jesse Mentor's first year, shaking off big personnel hits by signing edgerusher. Trey Hendrickson to a four-year deal. General manager Eric DeCosta bounced back from a failed trade and focused on keeping them in the AFC Hunt, especially after losing key draft picks and debt players. That Hendrickson edition sets up a fierce edge battle between second-rounder Mike Green, who notched 3.5 sacks last year and Tavius, Robinson with 4.5 before injuries. Depp guys like Adesa Isaac and Kaimon Rucker are in the mix, but the team might draft more pass rush early again. On offense, left guard is heating up with Andrew Vorhey spacing off against third-round pick, Emory Jones Jr., who DeCosta eyes as a starter. John Simpson locks down one side, and versatile newcomer Jovan Gwynn adds competition from

1:00his Spalkins days, though they still need draft help. There. Why to receive a debt beyond a Flowers and Rashad Bateman is thin without DeAndre Hopkins, pitting unproven Devantez Walker against punt returner. Lajante, Wester, and others. At center, with Tyler Linderbaum now the league's richest in Las Vegas, undrafted Corey Bullock and Gwynn could battle for the spot. These camp fights will decide if the Ravens stay contenders, so watch how DeCosta drafts to fill those gaps and keep the momentum rolling.