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Ravens Pursue Njoku to Boost Tight End Group

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The Baltimore Ravens are eyeing free agent David Njoku from the Cleveland Browns to bolster their tight end group, following Isaiah Likelys departure. Njoku, known for his speed and yards after the catch, could be a game-changer for Lamar Jacksons offense. Despite injury concerns, his Pro Bowl potential makes him an attractive target as free agency unfolds.

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Ravens Pursue Njoku to Boost Tight End Group

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For NFL coverage, this is your March 18th update. The Baltimore Ravens need to rebuild their Titan group after losing Isaiah likely to the New York Giants. They're now targeting free agent David and Joku from the Cleveland Browns to support Lamar Jackson next season. Reports say in Joku visited the Ravens this week after nine years with Cleveland. He broke out in his seventh season there, hauling in 81 passes for 882 yards and six scores, which landed him a pro bowl. But in Joku shines with his speed among Titans and knack for extra yards after the catch. That versatility makes him a go-to option in the passing game when he's on the field. Injuries have held him back though, including a knee issue that cost him games last year. At 29 years old, he's still drawing interest despite the health risks. This pursuit could fill a big gap for Baltimore as free agency heats up, setting up their offense for a strong run in the coming year. This story is made possible by our sponsor.

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