The Baltimore Ravens are keen on capitalizing on their current Super Bowl window, prompting general manager Eric DeCosta to address key roster needs through free agency and the draft. Highlighting their offseason strategy, Baltimore secured cornerbacks Chidobe Awuzie and Jaire Alexander to strengthen their secondary. In the draft, they focused on defense, selecting safety Malaki Starks in the first round and corner Bilhal Kone in the sixth round. Additionally, second-year cornerback Nate Wiggins remains a critical part of their defensive back lineup, adding depth to their cornerback position.

With these acquisitions, the Ravens aim to bolster their defense significantly, addressing both immediate needs and future potential. The blend of experienced players and promising rookies has the team feeling optimistic about their chances in the upcoming season.