The Baltimore Ravens offense has been stuck in the mud over the past several seasons. This is a large factor (among a few others) in their lack of postseason appearances over the last three years.
This offseason, the front office seemed determined to fix things on that side of the ball. They overhauled their wide receiving corps, brought in two exciting young tight ends, and selected the most electric player in college football at the quarterback position in the first round of the draft.
All of this solves one of the issues holding back Baltimore’s offense recently: A straight up lack of talent.