The Baltimore Ravens are eyeing improvements to their safety depth this offseason, looking beyond the strong duo of Kyle Hamilton and Ar'Darius Washington. While both players have shown promise, the Ravens need additional support to enhance Hamilton's versatility and avoid over-reliance on just two starting safeties.

One potential target is South Carolina's Nick Emmanwori, a robust safety noted for his physical style and playmaking ability. NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah highlighted Emmanwori as an under-the-radar prospect worth considering at the 27th pick. Emmanwori's impressive physique and athleticism, paired with his knack for intercepting passes—four in the last season, two of which he took back for touchdowns—make him an intriguing option that could fill gaps in the Ravens' secondary.

The Baltimore Ravens are gearing up for a critical offseason, with safety emerging as a crucial area for improvement. Despite having standout Kyle Hamilton and promising young player Ar'Darius Washington, depth at the safety position is sorely lacking. Marcus Williams is expected to be released after being benched for a significant portion of last season, while rookies Sanoussi Kane and Beau Brade are still developing. Analysts project the Ravens will target Georgia safety Malaki Starks in the upcoming NFL Draft, a versatile player known for his strong ball skills and potential to complement Hamilton in the secondary.

Last season, Baltimore's secondary struggled with big plays, surrendering the third-most completions of 20-plus yards in the league. Yates highlights Starks' impressive college stats, including six career interceptions, positioning him as a valuable asset for the Ravens’ defense. As they look to refine their roster, Baltimore's decisions in the draft will significantly impact their defensive strategy moving forward.

The Houston Texans faced a tough defeat against the Baltimore Ravens, with Lamar Jackson leading the charge in a dominant 31-2 victory. Jackson showcased his skills, breaking Michael Vick's rushing record for quarterbacks while throwing for two touchdowns and rushing for another.

Derrick Henry also had a standout performance, setting a franchise record for rushing touchdowns in a season. The Ravens' defense stifled the Texans, who struggled offensively throughout the game.

With this win, Baltimore solidified its position atop the AFC North as they prepare for their final regular-season game against the Cleveland Browns.

In a tough 34-17 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, Russell Wilson expressed disappointment over his critical fumble and interception that derailed the Pittsburgh Steelers' chances for an AFC North title. Wilson completed 22 of 33 passes for 217 yards, but turnovers shifted momentum in favor of the Ravens, who clinched a playoff berth with the win.

Despite the setback, Wilson remains optimistic about the Steelers' chances, emphasizing the need to focus on upcoming games against the Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals to secure their playoff position.