The Baltimore Ravens are making significant strides to bolster their secondary following a disappointing season where they ranked second-to-last in the league for pass defense, allowing 4,150 yards. With general manager Eric DeCosta at the helm, the Ravens have revamped their cornerback lineup by signing Jaire Alexander from free agency and drafting Malaki Starks in the first round for 2024. This overhaul means half of last season's starters are now out of the lineup. The new projected depth chart looks promising, featuring young talent such as Kyle Hamilton and Nate Wiggins, who will aid veteran Marlon Humphrey in creating a more robust defense.

However, injury concerns linger, particularly with Ar'Darius Washington sidelined due to a torn Achilles, leaving Jalyn Armour-Davis's position uncertain. The Ravens are banking on their new acquisitions to turn around their pass defense woes and become a competitive force in the upcoming season.