Despite getting stunned in the Divisional Round of the 2019 postseason, the Baltimore Ravens headed into last offseason fresh off their best regular-season finish in franchise history.
Led by just the second-ever unanimous league MVP in QB Lamar Jackson and a revolutionary rushing attack that rewrote both team and NFL record books, the Ravens finished the 2019 season with a 14-2 record—best in the league—and were the top seed in the AFC playoff bracket.
While the upset loss they suffered at the hands of Tennessee Titans last January was extremely disappointing, considering they were demolishing opponents on what seemed like cruise control during the second half of that season, Baltimore entered the 2020 offseason firmly entrenched among the NFL’s elite and the sky appeared to be the limit.