Change is coming to the Baltimore Ravens. A youth movement is now in place with a young franchise quarterback in Lamar Jackson, as well as defensive players who have been groomed to become successors for the veterans who left the team. New General Manager Eric DeCosta made it clear this off-season that keeping aging players will not be in the future plans any longer.
Still, DeCosta did sign some veteran players in Mark Ingram and Earl Thomas as proof that he’s more than willing to bring in talented studs despite age. Essentially, DeCosta is in the business of building a winning team, while having an emphasis on reloading and retooling the core of the roster.