The Baltimore Ravens went into the 2022 offseason with the goal of improving their roster in multiple different areas. They were able to do just that by bringing in quality veteran talent while also drafting a rookie class that has the potential to contribute in a big way right away.
One of the positions that the team made substantial changes at was cornerback. They let multiple key contributors from the past few years depart, while bringing in some new faces. One of the players they let go of was 2019 fourth-round pick Iman Marshall, who only played in three games for the team in three seasons. On Wednesday, the New York Jets brought in Marshall for a workout.
The Jets worked out CB Iman Marshall. He was a 2019 4th round pick of the Ravens, but dealt with significant injuries during his three seasons in Baltimore.
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) July 27, 2022
Marshall made just one tackle during his time in Baltimore, but injuries played a major role in his availability. Coming out of college from USC, Marshall was regarded as a high-level, high-character player, totaling 218 tackles and six interceptions in four years.
The Ravens and the Jets will face off in Week 1 of the 2022 season to open the year for both teams.