OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The Baltimore Ravens are facing one of their most critical offseasons in recent memory after last season’s historic collapse. Baltimore became the first team in the past 19 years to go from being the No. 1 seed in the conference to failing to make the playoffs six weeks later.
The Ravens’ six-game losing streak to end the season included an ankle injury to quarterback Lamar Jackson, defensive struggles late in games and critical failed 2-point conversions. Baltimore is going to have to acquire impact players in free agency and in the draft to fill holes on a team that finished in last place for the first time in coach John Harbaugh’s 14 seasons.