Ravens Sign Hendrickson, Boosting Super Bowl Hopes

0:00On March 27th, the Baltimore Ravens moved fast on their edge rusher needs. Less than a day after a trade for Max Crosby fell apart, they agreed to terms with Trey Hendrickson on a long-term deal. General manager Eric DeCosta had made it clear the team wanted to add both players to bolster the defense. Hendrickson saw it the same way and was thrilled at the idea of teaming up with Crosby. He pictured them as a dominant pair, pressuring quarterbacks and stopping runs. That vision made the opportunity, especially appealing. Ravens fans got a huge boost with this signing. Hendrickson topped the NFL in Sacks last season with 17.5, filling a critical gap for a contender always in the playoff hunt. Now settled in Baltimore, Hendrickson views this as his strongest shot at a Super Bowl since his 2021 run with Cincinnati. The team gains a proven leader right when they need it most. With Hendrickson locked in, the Ravens defense looks primed for another strong year, keeping their championship window wide open. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates on Corey with the story.