Heading into the offseason, one of the key tasks for the Baltimore Ravens was to improve the secondary. It feels like Groundhog Day saying that, as the secondary has seemingly needed improvement every offseason for the past decade.
Nonetheless, the Ravens are off to the right start, bringing on top free agent safety Tony Jefferson and releasing veteran Lardarius Webb. They are rumored to be very interested in potentially signing Morris Claiborne, a highly talented but oft-injured cornerback, as well.
Save for needed depth, the safety positions are set with starters Eric Weddle and Jefferson.