Ravens' Roster Battles Heat Up for 2026 Season

0:00On March 26, the Baltimore Ravens are aiming to return to the playoffs in head coach Jesse Mentor's first full season, despite losing key players. From last year, General Manager Eric DeCosta bounced back from a failed trade by signing edge-rusher Trey Hendrickson to a four-year deal, bolstering the defense. Now, several roster battles are heating up ahead of off-season workouts, which could define the team's depth chart for the 2026 season. On the offensive line, left guard is a hotspot between Andrew Voorhees and third-round pick Emory Jones Jr. with Jones' eyed as a potential starter. Meanwhile, the center position opens up after three-time pro-bow player, Tyler Lindrbaum, was traded to Las Vegas, leaving undrafted free-aging Corey. Bullock and versatile lineman Javon Gwynn to compete. Wide receiver-deaf Beyoncé Flowers and Rashad Bateman looks thin, especially with the Andre Hopkins likely gone, putting pressure on unproven, talents like Devantez Walker

1:00to step up as the number three option. At edge-rusher, second-rounder Mike Green and Tobius Robinson will buy for snaps behind Hendrickson, both showing sack potential last season, despite injuries. Over at Cornerback, the fourth spot is up for grabs among TJ Tampa, Keon Martin and others, adding to a solid group led by Marlon Humphrey. These competitions will play out in training camp, helping the Ravens build a stronger lineup as they push for another deep postseason run. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI.