Ravens Target Safeties in Free Agency

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is NFL News Today, subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. The 2025 NFL season has wrapped up, and the Baltimore Ravens are diving straight into a crucial off-season. Free agency kicks off in just days, and after missing the playoffs, the team is focused on rebuilding fast. Safety stands out as a key position need, with several strong external free agents on the market who could slot right in. The Ravens shook up their coaching staff this winter, and now aims to bolster the roster for contender status. Their defense under new coordinator Jesse Mentor, craves versatile safeties for coverage and depth. Targeting outsiders makes sense to add playmakers without overhauling everything at once. Fans and analysts see this as a prime chance to reunite with familiar faces. Geno Stone, who started with Baltimore before thriving in Cincinnati with seven picks in 2023, brings elite ball skills. At just 27, he's a coverage specialist who could thrive as a rotational piece.

1:01Meanwhile, younger talent like 26-year-old Andre Sisko from the Jets offers upside. The former third-rounder has eight career interceptions, despite injury setbacks, and he might sign for less after a one-year deal worth $10 million. Veterans like 34-year-old Tony Jefferson, who excelled lately with the chargers including four picks last year, provide proven leadership, and special team's value perfect for a third-stand and purple. As negotiations heat up, these moves could spark a quick turnaround. The Ravens have the cap space and scheme fit to pounce, setting the stage for a stronger run game and secondary next fall. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor, Link in the Description. If sleep podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow, built for comfort and calm.