The Baltimore Ravens finished the 2023-24 season just one win away from a Super Bowl appearance.
Baltimore's agonising AFC Championship loss to the Kansas City Chiefs raised more questions over Baltimore's ability to win big games.
Those questions will follow Baltimore all offseason. But the Ravens are not letting the disappointment cloud their offseason work.
According to NFL reporter Jeremy Fowler, the Ravens are looking to strengthen their roster, specifically in the running back position.
On Sunday's SportsCenter, Fowler said, "They could add a playmaker at running back. They're looking at the top running backs available: Saquon Barkley, D'Andre Swift and Derrick Henry. They are doing the homework, although price could be an issue."
Fowler also stated that someone within the Ravens organisation said, "Could you imagine Saquon Barkley and Lamar Jackson in the same backfield?"
The Ravens' running back room resembled a revolving door during the 2023-24 season. JK Dobbins picked up a season-ending injury in Week 1, while Keaton Mitchell tore his ACL in Week 15.
Baltimore finished the season with Gus Edwards, Dalvin Cook, and Justice Hill shouldering the workload at running back. The 2024 free-agent class features some high-quality running backs, and the Ravens are interested.
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