The Baltimore flock flew so high last season that it would be difficult for any new players to reach an altitude higher than the established roster of Ravens. This is one of the “good problems” to have as an organization when entering a Super Bowl-or-bust season. The additions of key pieces like Derrick Henry through free agency and drafting talented defensive back Nate Wiggins **shore up** a roster that didn’t have many holes to fill. Cut day for the Ravens really boils down to refining what they had and running it back.

It is worth noting that Baltimore kept only two quarterbacks, cutting both sixth-round pick Devin Leary and UDFA Emory Jones. The running back room was something to watch with the addition of Henry, but all of last season’s contributors are back while Keaton Mitchell starts the year on the PUP list.