Roster building in the NFL is an exceptionally difficult task. Most of the time, it becomes an exercise in balancing the roster’s talent with the affordability of contracts, and it necessitates a give-and-take to try to get the best players at a bargain. The most common problem that this creates is usually a vulnerability with depth at a certain position, but, occasionally, it presents the opposite: having too much of a good thing.
That is the position I fear the Ravens may be in with Chuck Clark.
It’s no secret that the Ravens are coming off of a season in which they were decimated by injury, forcing the remaining healthy players to handle added responsibility.