NFL: One trade each team in the AFC North should pursue before the season

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Baltimore Ravens

Lamar Jackson is dynamic. The Ravens’ rushing offense is dynamic. But they are missing a true No. 1 wide receiver opposite Marquise Brown to take their offense to the next level.

With the Jaguars obviously clearinghouse, it makes sense to send an offer for receiver D.J. Chark. Chark is a monster 6’4″ target and would provide Lamar a strong option in the red zone, and pose real nightmares for NFL defenses.

If Brown were to have a breakout season as he’s expected to achieve, pairing him with a player like Chark would take the Ravens’ offense to the next level. There would be field stretching talents that would take the top off a defense with playmakers in the open field.

It may take a strong offer to pry Chark away from the Jaguars, but Harbaugh and the Ravens need to understand the window they are in with Jackson still on his rookie contract.

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