The Baltimore Ravens have built an extremely solid roster heading into the 2022 season. They have focused on acquiring key depth at multiple different positions through free agency and the draft, while also retaining old players and getting others back from injury hopefully sooner rather than later. However, that doesn’t mean they can’t make any other additions between now and the start of the year.
When listing off one player each team should offer before the 2022 season begins, Brent Sobleski of Bleacher Report named Baltimore’s player as safety Chuck Clark. However, he named the Ravens as a team that could acquire two names, the first being Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Lucas Niang.
“This offseason, general manager Brett Veach signed veteran Geron Christian and drafted Darian Kinnard in the fifth round. Both can play right tackle. Niang’s standing is suddenly in question after only one year…The Ravens are much older on the right side. Morgan Moses and Kevin Zeitler are 31 and 32, respectively. General manager Eric DeCosta did select Daniel Faalele in this year’s fourth round, but the Ravens experienced so many injuries along their offensive front the last two years that a small investment in another middle-round talent will give them even better depth.”
