With rookie minicamp, 10 OTA sessions and three-day mandatory minicamp now behind them, the Ravens have a much better feel for what their roster will look like when the 2019 season kicks off at Miami Sept. 8.
To be sure, as general manager Eric DeCosta and his predecessor Ozzie Newsome have often said, the job of shaping the roster never really ends. There could be more moves as other teams' players get cut or training camp injuries force the Ravens to replenish a position.
This spring represented transition in Baltimore, with an offense rebuilt "from the ground up" and a defense adjusting to massive turnover with the loss of five starters, including some of the most accomplished and respected leaders on the team. But the Ravens sound pleased and optimistic about the progress they've made during the past two months.
