Justin Madubuike

Madubuike was named to his first Pro Bowl following a monster 2023 season in which he led all interior D-linemen with 13 sacks.

Many of Baltimore's key players will likely be popular targets in free agency. Who can the team afford to keep around for the 2024 season?

The 2020 third-round pick is coming off the best season of his young career, leading all interior defensive linemen with 13 sacks in 2023.

“He’s a valued player on the team, and we’re hopeful that we can get a long-term deal done,” GM Eric DeCosta said.

While Baltimore would like to sign the 26-year-old to a long-term deal, it may have to settle for the tag due to its tight cap situation.

There are options at quarterback and running back but defense dominates the list. Eight of the top 11 are edge rushers or defensive tackles.

The Ravens face an air-tight Chiefs secondary while Kansas City has to unlock Mike Macdonald's stout Baltimore defense.

Knocked as lazy and difficult coming out of college, Madubuike has rewarded the Ravens' belief while helping lead a Super Bowl contender.

The Ravens were the best against the run in the NFL, but allowed more passing yards in one season than any in franchise history.

The defense continues dominating the offense and the Ravens could get Jackson back as early as Friday, if he passes his tests.

The Ravens work on versatility across both lines and with Lamar Jackson and some receivers out, the offense struggled Tuesday.

If things continue this way, the Ravens' decision-makers will have tough roster calls when it comes to receiver and outside linebacker.

J.K. Dobbins showed pass-catching promise, TE Josh Oliver made a move, but other players have their work cut out when training camp arrives.

Texas A&M defensive lineman's athleticism jumps out but must improve hand techniques to provide problems for an offensive lineman.