Regular participants in the summer free agent market, the Ravens will make another play for a veteran. They are bringing in Jaire Alexander, per a team announcement. Alexander was in Baltimore to sign his deal Wednesday. Baltimore had not been closely linked to the high-profile cornerback since his Green Bay release, but the team appeared to have a need. Alexander will join … [Read more...] about Ravens Sign CB Jaire Alexander
LB C.J. Mosley Retires
Still unsigned deep into the offseason, C.J. Mosley will not continue his career in 2025. The veteran linebacker informed CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz on Thursday that he is retiring. Mosley was long seen as a cut candidate for the Jets this offseason, and he was indeed let go in March. The 33-year-old (as of today) became a free agent as a result, but no suitors showed interest up … [Read more...] about LB C.J. Mosley Retires
Ravens CBs Chidobe Awuzie, T.J. Tampa To Compete For Starting Spot
Four-time Pro Bowler Marlon Humphrey and 2024 first-round pick Nate Wiggins are slated to occupy starting roles at the cornerback spot for the Ravens this season. Aside from those two, however, there is plenty of uncertainty on the depth chart. Baltimore lost veteran Brandon Stephens as well as trade acquisition Tre’Davious White during free agency. Neither of those … [Read more...] about Ravens CBs Chidobe Awuzie, T.J. Tampa To Compete For Starting Spot
Ravens Expected To Adopt Bills’ Approach To Lamar Jackson Extension
The Ravens could adopt the Bills’ approach to Josh Allen‘s extension when pursuing a similar deal with Lamar Jackson this year. “The sense here around the league is that Baltimore could follow the blueprint that Buffalo put together back in March when they extended Josh Allen, even though he had multiple years left on his contract,” said ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler during a recent … [Read more...] about Ravens Expected To Adopt Bills’ Approach To Lamar Jackson Extension
Extension Candidate: Tyler Linderbaum
The Ravens declined the fifth-year option of center Tyler Linderbaum in May, making 2025 a contract year for the 2022 first-round pick. Typically, that decision means that a team doesn’t want to sign a player to a long-term extension. The Ravens, for example, didn’t pick up Patrick Queen‘s fifth-year option in 2023 and let him walk in free agency the following … [Read more...] about Extension Candidate: Tyler Linderbaum