BREAKING ;Dallas Cowboy at cornerback for the Ravens in free agency…….
Need an ex-Dallas Cowboy at cornerback for the Ravens in free agency?
ILLUSTRATED BALTIMORE RAVENS NEWS, ANALYSIS, AND MORE BY TIMM HAMM SPORTS REVISED 5:43 PM MARCH 16, 2024
Through free agency and the NFL Draft in April, the Baltimore Ravens will keep assembling a team for the future. Cornerback is one position that general manager Eric DeCosta will eventually need to address. Following Marcus Peters’ offseason departure for Las Vegas, Baltimore had difficulty finding a replacement.
The image is courtesy of Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports. Rock-Ya Sin and Daryl Worley are both available in free agency, while Ronald Darby moved to Jacksonville last week. Even though it’s feasible that one or both of the latter return, is there a better choice to portray Marlon Humphrey’s opposite? Stephon Gilmore, a former cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys, is available and might help Baltimore’s defensive secondary. Although Gilmore has recently been a journeyman, his early professional success has accompanied him to every position.
Throughout his career, he has lived in Buffalo, Dallas, Carolina, Indianapolis, New England (where he won two Super Bowls), and Dallas. 29 interceptions have been recorded by Gilmore since his 2012 NFL debut. Playing in all 17 games during the Cowboys’ previous season, Gilmore frequently drew the top wideout in the opposition when Trevon Diggs had a season-ending injury in Week 2. See also: ‘So Dynamic’ Ravens RB Derrick Henry Shares His Opinions on QB Lamar Jackson
He recorded 13 passes defensed, one interception, two interceptions, and one forced fumble. Along with 54 solo tackles, the former South Carolina Gamecock cornerback totaled 68 total tackles. Spotrac forecasts Gilmore to sign a $11.1 million, one-year contract in free agency; the Ravens would need to find other ways to make ends meet. However, Gilmore might be a desirable choice for Baltimore given the other names that are available, such as Xavien Howard, who is hoping to lure even more teams in free agency after being cut by the Dolphins this offseason. Copyright ABG-SI LLC. All rights reserved. SPORTS ILLUSTRATED is a registered trademark of ABG-SI LLC. The first edition of this tale was released at 5:31 PM on March 16, 2024.
