After the initial wave of free agency, the Baltimore Ravens have strategically navigated their financial landscape, showing an interesting approach to roster management. They've made a few key additions, including a veteran wide receiver and a linebacker, while also restructuring contracts to free up nearly $13 million in cap space. Their offensive spending ranks them 18th overall, with most of their funds allocated to quarterback Lamar Jackson, who has the fourth-highest cap hit at $43.65 million. A significant portion also goes to running back Derrick Henry, indicating a strong emphasis on their ground game.

On the defensive side, the Ravens rank 15th in spending, with star players like Roquan Smith leading the charge. The team is well positioned to take advantage of their 11 picks in the 2025 NFL draft, which could further enhance their roster depth. As they remain in a competitive window for the Super Bowl, the Ravens' financial strategies will be crucial in maintaining a balance between star power and overall team cohesion.