Ravens Sign Hendrickson for Pass Rush Boost

0:00On April 6, the Baltimore Ravens just locked in defensive in Trey Hendrickson with a 4-year contract worth up to 120 million dollars. This came right after they pulled out of a trade for Max Crosby, showing they're serious about fixing their past rush. Their defense only managed 30 sacks last season, which left them hungry for a proven disruptor up front. Fans and analysts raised eyebrows because Hendrickson is 31 and set out most of last year with a core muscle injury. The Ravens ditch Crosby over similar medical red flags, so why roll the dice here? That said, Hendrickson boasts back-to-backed 17.5 sacks seasons and led the league in sacks in 2024. Before that rough patch, he was ironclad, missing hardly any games. If he bounces back healthy, this 30 million a year deal delivers exactly the edge Baltimore craves, turning a weak spot into a strength just in, time for the grind. That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI.

1:00I'm Corey with The Story.