The Baltimore Ravens have fortified their cornerback position by signing veteran Chidobe Awuzie to a one-year contract. After the Tennessee Titans parted ways with Awuzie, who played only one season of a three-year deal, the Ravens recognized a need for depth at cornerback, especially after Brandon Stephens' recent departure to the Jets. With only four cornerbacks remaining on the roster, the acquisition of Awuzie, a former second-round pick, adds experience and stability as the Ravens aim for a deep playoff run.

Awuzie's track record includes 81 career starts, notably contributing to the Cincinnati Bengals, where he had his most successful campaign in 2021, recording two interceptions and a solid Pro Football Focus rating. The Ravens, likely still pursuing additional talent in the upcoming draft, benefit from Awuzie's familiarity with the AFC North, making him a valuable asset for their defensive strategy.