Ravens' Off-Season Checklist

The Baltimore Ravens usurped their rival, the Pittsburgh Steelers, from their AFC North perch, but lost to the Chargers in the wild card weekend. What can the Ravens do to progress towards the next level?

• Offensive Line Needs Work: In order for Lamar Jackson to have healthy development as a quarterback, he needs solid protection up front. Luckily for the Ravens, they can use the 22nd pick on a good blocker since the draft has plenty of these. Garrett Bradbury and Cody Ford are some names that make sense here.
  
• Find a Safety (done): Earl Thomas may not be a sure thing to play every Sunday due to his injury history. However, he still is a playmaker on defense that can disrupt opposing offenses. Thomas is the perfect replacement for the departing Eric Weddle, who left for the Los Angeles Rams, and will help fill one of the many voids left on the Ravens defense.
  
• Give Lamar Jackson Some Help: Again, Jackson is the pet project here. Therefore, it is imperative to get him all the help he'll need on offense. Wide receivers, blockers, running backs, anything. Just give Lamar Jackson as many tools as he can use to progress into a quality quarterback.