The Baltimore Ravens' likely reluctance to make big moves in free agency stems from financial constraints. However, the recent release of veteran players by the Miami Dolphins opens a window for potential value signings. Among those released is Kendall Fuller, a 30-year-old cornerback who performed reliably in Miami with 50 tackles and seven passes defended last season. While not a star, Fuller boasts a career tally of 16 interceptions and could serve as a solid depth addition for the Ravens, who find themselves in need after Brandon Stephens and Tre'Davious White's uncertain futures.

Fuller’s return to Baltimore, his hometown, could help fill the void at cornerback, particularly with the Ravens lacking depth behind Marlon Humphrey and Nate Wiggins. His ability to contribute significantly while providing veteran experience makes him an appealing target for the Ravens as they navigate a tight salary cap situation.