Ravens Free Agency: Ravens have struck an Agreement with Offensive Lineman to Replace Morgan

This offseason, the Baltimore Ravens lost three of their starting offensive lineman.Both starting guards, John Simpson of the Jets and Kevin Zeitler of the Detroit Lions, left in free agency, while right tackle Morgan Moses was dealt to the Jets. There are numerous gaps to be filled in the draft or on the open market as a result.

The Baltimore Ravens lost three of their starting offensive linemen this summer.

While right tackle Morgan Moses was traded to the Jets, starting guards John Simpson of the Jets and Kevin Zeitler of the Detroit Lions both left in free agency. As a result, there are many holes that need to be filled in the draft or on the open market.

There is still one possible fit for Baltimore, and he may give rookie running back Derrick Henry and quarterback Lamar Jackson the best possible protection.

The Ravens were mentioned by AtoZ Sports as a potential destination for former Green Bay Packers tackle David Bakhtiari.

It’s unclear if Bakhtiari would be willing to switch to the right side at this point in his career because Ronnie Stanley is the left tackle. Patrick Mekari is expected to start at right tackle for the Ravens after the organisation choose to trade away Morgan Moses.

The Ravens would undoubtedly benefit from having a top-notch pass protector because their offence has been more pass-heavy since Todd Monken took over as offensive coordinator last year, and Bakhtiari would actually have a genuine shot at winning a Super Bowl ring.

Bakhtiari, who played on the left side for the Packers and would have to move sides, would be a huge improvement over Moses, who started at right tackle for the last two seasons.

The Packers, who cut Bakhtiari because to salary limit issues, are among the other teams who have listed interest in his services, along with the Kansas City Chiefs, Dallas Cowboys, Jets, and others.