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The first 36 hours of unofficial free agency brought clarity — if not answers — to some of the Ravens’ biggest roster questions. Bo Smolka takes a look at where the team stands.
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The Ravens have agreed to terms with veteran free agent guard Kevin Zeitler on a three-year deal, addressing one of the team’s top offseason needs just before free agency was set to begin.
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“Being the highest paid never really was a factor,” cornerback Marlon Humphrey said after reaching a five-year contract extension with the Ravens. “The biggest thing for me was just staying a Raven.”
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In the past three days, GM Eric DeCosta has re-signed five Ravens who had hit free agency, making it clear he likes what he has in a team that went 14-2 last season.
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Former Ravens defensive lineman Michael Pierce, who signed a three-year deal with the Vikings, said he has “nothing but great things to say” about the organization and his time in Baltimore.
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New Ravens defensive lineman Michael Brockers says his decision to sign with Baltimore was all about the Super Bowl. “I had to look at, ‘Man, what’s my best opportunity to get back to the game and win it?'”
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The Ravens have decided against picking up the option on Brandon Carr’s contract, meaning the veteran defensive back is a free agent as the new league year begins.
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Glenn Clark says the Ravens’ future with Matthew Judon may be complicated, but there’s one thing they absolutely cannot do.
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Pending free agent Michael Pierce sees plenty of advantages in staying with the Ravens. “Continuity is everything in this league,” Pierce said. “If we can work that out, that would be a dream come true.”
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As the Ravens begin their roster-building process for 2020, all eyes will be on outside linebacker Matthew Judon, the top priority among the Ravens’ 17 would-be free agents.
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