The Baltimore Ravens have added their fair share of talent over the course of the 2022 offseason at multiple positions. They’ve brought in multiple high-level safeties, given quarterback Lamar Jackson protection on the offensive line, and even underwent somewhat of a revamp on their defensive line.
Despite the players that they’ve added in certain areas, one position that remains a bit of a question mark for the team is at the wide receiver position. Baltimore traded away their No. 1 receiver in Marquise Brown during the 2022 draft and didn’t end up drafting a wideout to replace him, instead drafting two intriguing tight end prospects.
The Ravens’ current group of wide receivers includes two second-year players in Rashod Bateman and Tylan Wallace as well as two third-year guys in Devin Duvenay and James Proche II. Each of those pass catchers is extremely talented, but with so little experience in the receiver room, should Baltimore look to the free agent market to add a proven option alongside their young players?
