OLB Michael Bennett
Bennett has been all over the place since 2018, playing for three different teams over that timespan. But he’s still been highly productive as he enters his mid-30s. In nine games for the Dallas Cowboys after being traded by the Patriots, Bennett accounted for four sacks and 18 pressures. While that isn’t necessarily starter-level production any longer, it fits what Baltimore needs from a potential free-agent addition.
Bennett would likely be a situational pass rusher with the Ravens, limiting his snaps somewhat to help keep him fresh. Since Bennett will be 35 years old this season, that’s not necessarily a bad thing for either him or Baltimore. With one more shot at another Super Bowl ring and a chance to play with former teammate Earl Thomas again, the Ravens might be able to lure Bennett to town on an affordable one-year deal.