The regular season cannot come soon enough for the Baltimore Ravens. They were the No. 1 seed in the AFC last season with a 14-2 record. The season ended in a disappointing way with a divisional round loss to the Tennessee Titans but they will have a chance to avenge that loss in 2020.
Lamar Jackson won MVP in 2019 by unanimous selection. Opposing defenses were unable to contain his duel-threat abilities. John Harbaugh could call for less designed runs for Jackson this season, but that does not take away his ability to create and extend plays using his legs. The offense could always add another playmaker on the outside, but their backfield is elite.
The Ravens averaged 206 rushing yards per game last season. They used their second-round pick on J.K. Dobbins to pair with Mark Ingram. On the defensive side of the ball, Earl Thomas III was let go after getting in an altercation with a teammate on the practice field.
This will negatively impact the defense on the field but should be a good move in the locker room. This is something the team could look to address prior to Week 1.
Baltimore is prepared to be one of the top teams in the league once again. Their schedule is extremely favorable and their roster is as complete as could be. If they choose to, here are four moves that would help on the field.
