Ask anyone what sunk the Baltimore Ravens’ 2014 season, and you’ll get a unanimous answer. Anybody that paid attention to what this team was doing last year knows that the secondary was an unmitigated disaster, from a talent, depth, and injury standpoint.
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Fast forward to this offseason. While some might be disappointed that the Ravens didn’t spend a high draft pick on a big name college cornerback or safety, they did approach these issues in a very Ozzie-esque way. That is, by hitting the bargain bin.
The Ravens shored up their cornerback depth by drafting Tray Walker and adding veterans Kyle Arrington and Cassius Vaughn via free agency.