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NFL Free Agency: One player the Ravens could target from each AFC team
The Baltimore Ravens have some key free agent targets in the AFC as they look to retool their roster.
Feb. 9, 2026 at 6:23am
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The Baltimore Ravens are looking to retool their roster this offseason after hiring a new head coach and coordinators. We're examining one pending free agent the Ravens could target from each AFC team to bolster their roster.
Why it matters
The Ravens have some key needs to address in free agency as they look to build around quarterback Lamar Jackson and return to the playoffs. Identifying potential free agent targets from around the AFC could help the Ravens fill those needs and improve their chances of competing for a Super Bowl.
The details
The Ravens are targeting players at various positions, including offensive line, defensive back, and defensive line. Some of the key free agents they could pursue include David Edwards (Bills), Ifeatu Melifonwu (Dolphins), K'Lavon Chaisson (Patriots), Alijah Vera-Tucker (Jets), Trey Hendrickson (Bengals), Teven Jenkins (Browns), Kyle Dugger (Steelers), Ed Ingram (Texans), Alec Pierce (Colts), Greg Newsome II (Jaguars), and John Franklin-Myers (Broncos).
- The Ravens hired their fourth head coach in franchise history, Jesse Minter, on a five-year deal in February 2026.
- The Ravens will now begin retooling their roster after hiring new offensive and defensive coordinators and working out a new contract for quarterback Lamar Jackson.
The players
Jesse Minter
The new head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, bringing a high level of defensive acumen to the team.
Lamar Jackson
The Ravens' starting quarterback, who the team is working on a new contract with.
What they’re saying
“We previously looked at players the Ravens would target if there were no salary cap. Now we're looking at one player the Ravens could target from each AFC team.”
— Glenn Erby, Author
What’s next
The Ravens will continue to evaluate their roster and identify key free agent targets from around the AFC as they look to build a contending team around Lamar Jackson.
The takeaway
The Ravens have several needs to address this offseason, and identifying potential free agent targets from around the AFC could help them fill those needs and improve their chances of competing for a Super Bowl in the coming years.
