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2023 NFL Team Offseason Roundup: Baltimore Ravens

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It’s been a very busy NFL offseason, with free agent signings, coaching changes and several new players entering the league via the NFL Draft. As we prepare for the 2023 Fantasy Football season, it’s critical to have a full understanding of each team’s offseason moves.  continues with the Baltimore Ravens.

 

2023 NFL Team Roundup: Baltimore Ravens

2022 Results

Record: 10-7, 2nd in the AFC North
Season End: Lost 24-17 to Cincinnati in the Wild Card Round

Baltimore Ravens Offseason Summary

Draft 

1.22 , WR, Boston College
3.86: , LB, Clemson
4.124: , OLB, Mississippi
5.157: , CB, Stanford
6.199: , OT, Oregon
7.229: , G, USC

, WR (1.22)

Dynamic wide receiver from Boston College is  with

, LB (3.86)

Clemson star fortifies the Ravens dominant linebacking crew and could replace after this season. 

, OLB, (4.124)

Seven sacks and five forced fumbles for Ole Miss star last season. 

Additions

Free agent signings: WR , WR , CB

, WR

Odell Beckham  Baltimore Ravens 2023 Fantasy Football Offseason Roundup

Can the 30-year-old wideout rekindle his All-Pro skills? Caught five touchdowns after getting traded to Rams in the second half of 2021, then tore his ACL in the Super Bowl. Massive upside with

, WR

The 30-year-old Agholor regularly finds his way to the end zone, with 28 receiving touchdowns since 2017. 

Departures

RB , WR , WR , TE , OT , OG , Edge , Edge , Edge , DE , CB , CB , S  

, RB

Veteran running back is the odd man out with , and all healthy. 

, WR

NFL career could be over for 30-year-old wideout who caught only three passes in three games with Ravens in 2022. 

, WR

Led Baltimore wide receivers in catches (48), targets (75) and yards (458), always reliable. Robinson was the Ravens’ only receiver to play in all 17 games.

, OG

Signed four-year, $52 million deal with the Broncos. Powers is an elite run-blocker and strong all-around guard. 

, Edge

Led Ravens with 9.5 sacks, but turned 34 years old in January. Totaled 14 sacks in two seasons with Baltimore. 

, Edge

The 34-year-old Pierre-Paul finished with just three sacks and 18 quarterback hurries in 14 games played. 

, DE

The six-time Pro Bowl selection was released to clear $7 million in cap space. Played 41 games over three years with the Ravens, posting 11 sacks and 36 quarterback hits.

, S

Veteran leader was traded to the Jets to clear over $4 million in cap space. 

 

Baltimore Ravens Fantasy Outlook

The six most interesting Ravens fantasy options:

Lamar Jackson, QB

2019 MVP has the best situation of his career. An aggressive offensive coordinator in Todd Monken and a deep cadre of offensive weapons. 

J.K. Dobbins, RB

, much to his frustration, was eased into his workload last year after recovering from ACL surgery. The 24-year-old RB with 4.3 speed is ready for a big season. 

Rashod Bateman, WR

Rashod Bateman Baltimore Ravens 2023 Fantasy Football Offseason Roundup

The talented first-round pick from 2021 has massive upside, but needs to be healthy. has only played in 16 games during his first two seasons. 

Odell Beckham, WR

has tantalizing upside for the most talented receiver in Baltimore since

Zay Flowers, WR

Speedy (4.42) rookie wideout brings massive big-play ability 

Mark Andrews, TE

One of the best tight ends in the NFL, is just two years removed from the overall TE1 season. 

2023 Outlook

Wins Over/Under: 9.5 Wins (-170, +150)
AFC North odds: +220

Despite all the injuries last year, the Ravens still won 10 games and made the playoffs. Just a remarkable performance. The Bengals’ recent success makes every team in this division a value, especially Baltimore at +220. 

The additions of Beckham and provide critical insurance if Bateman is slowed again by injuries. The Ravens even have depth at the tight end position with . Head coach John Harbaugh needs to replace a lot on defense, and Baltimore has a brutal second-half schedule. They will play against Cleveland, Cincinnati, at the Chargers, at Jacksonville, at San Francisco, Miami and Pittsburgh all between Week 10 and Week 17. While their win total is heavily juiced to the over, I prefer backing the Ravens to win the AFC North, with consideration for over 11.5 wins at +180. 

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