2024 Baltimore Ravens Team Outlook
WR Devontez Walker, BAL - Dynasty Only
ADVICE: A fourth-round rookie out of North Carolina with good size and speed, Walker projects to open his career as the fourth wideout in Baltimore. There isn't a lot of proven talent in front of Walker, so he could emerge as a big-play WR6 at some point in Year One.
WR Nelson Agholor, --- - Low Potential
ADVICE: The Ravens are passing more than they used to and Agholor looks to have a secure role as a top-3 wideout. However, his yards per catch and fantasy production have dropped four straight seasons. He's little more than an end-of-roster bye-week option.
TE Mark Andrews, BAL - Stud (low risk)
Andrews was TE4 before a Week 4 ankle injury torpedoed his season. Before that, Andrews had complied four consecutive top-4 finishes, averaging just under 14 fantasy points per contest. Looking ahead to 2024, Andrews will remain a key player in the Baltimore passing attack and is projected to be one of the tight ends selected in fantasy drafts. He's locked into the top-tier of tight ends set to continue to put up stellar production for a Ravens' offense that faces the NFL's fourth-easiest schedule in 2024. ADVICE: Tier One tight end that will continue to produce top-3 fantasy numbers in fantasy's thinnest position. An Andrews/Lamar stack is (chef's kiss emoji).
TE Isaiah Likely, NYG - Bye Week Fill-in
ADVICE: Likely can step in and be a TE1 if Mark Andrews misses time but may not play consistent enough snaps to be fantasy-relevant all year
PK Justin Tucker, --- - Solid/Safe Pick
Tucker has been one of the best and most reliable kickers in NFL history. He continues to boast an accurate and powerful leg and is afforded plenty of distance opportunities in Baltimore's offense. He should be a top-3, if not PK1, selection in every draft.
Baltimore - Solid/Safe Pick
Fantasy's No. 1 scoring defense last season, the Ravens posted another top-5 overall defensive season in the NFL. This included first in yards-per-play, first in scoring, and leading the NFL with 60 sacks. Baltimore remains an elite unit that will generate a ton of sacks and turnovers.
