The Baltimore Ravens had high hopes after advancing to the Divisional Round of the Playoffs last year. This season was derailed by injuries and illnesses. The Ravens finished the season at 8-9 and missed the playoffs after their final loss against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Ravens will regroup this offseason and figure out all that went wrong this season.
Here are three things the Baltimore Ravens must address during the 2022 NFL Offseason if they want to get back to the playoffs.
3 Things the Baltimore Ravens Must Address in the 2022 NFL Offseason
1. Wrap the Whole Team in Bubble Wrap
The team seemed to have a major injury at every position during the season. JK Dobbins went down before the season even started. Lamar Jackson missed five games due to illness and injuries. The defense had plenty of missed games too. The Baltimore Ravens would have had a better record if they did not have this many injuries throughout the year. Next season, they should be back in the hunt as long as they are back to full health.
2. Use the Draft Capital
The Baltimore Ravens have nine picks in the first four rounds of the 2022 NFL Draft. Five of them come in the fourth round, but still, they need some depth. After the season the Ravens had, they need to find some players for some depth in case they find themselves getting injured again. They could also trade some of those picks and trade up in the draft. The Ravens have some options to the draft and either way they really can’t go wrong.
3. Fix the Passing Defense
The Baltimore Ravens ranked 32nd in the NFL in passing defense. That is a big reason why they did not make the postseason. They need some DB help, but they don’t have a lot of cap space to use. Just over $8 million in the cap. The Ravens could restructure some contracts and gain some more space. Watch Baltimore try to make some moves to help the defense out. Of course, getting healthy will help the secondary as well.
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