The Baltimore Ravens are one week into their offseason, with plenty of question marks heading into the 2023 season. The front office is currently requesting and conducting interviews for potential offensive coordinators and also need to work on a long-term deal with quarterback Lamar Jackson.
General manager Eric DeCosta is continuing to reshape the roster, especially in the secondary with more depth by claiming cornerback Trayvon Mullen off of waivers from the Dallas Cowboys. Mullen was a second-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft of the Las Vegas Raiders out of Clemson University.
