42 Baltimore Ravens who should be safe from the roster bubble
Wide Receiver:
- Michael Crabtree
- John Brown
- Willie Snead
- Chris Moore
Here is why:
The Ravens receivers are for the most part a bunch of new faces. The Ravens brought in three wide receivers from free agency and these players are locks to make the team. Crabtree is a number one receiver, at least he will be on this roster. Brown is a player that could be a legitimate deep threat if he can manage to stay on the field. Snead is a good slot receiver that could end up reviving his career wearing purple and black.
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Chris Moore is also safe at the wide receiver position. Moore is a special teams stud. He can return kicks, block punts and go get the punt returner as well. Moore is a receiver who started to make some big plays for the offense last year. He had a hugely important touchdown grab (after a huge kick return) right before halftime in the 2017 finale. Moore also caught a touchdown in Heinz Field against the rival Pittsburgh Steelers. He only had 18 receptions for 248 yards and three touchdowns but he showed that he could contribute to the offense. Moore is a lock because the coaches love him especially for his versatility on special teams.
The Ravens are going to keep more than four receivers but these players are the only ones who are locks for the roster. Fighting for roster spots will be the following receivers: Jordan Lasley, Jaleel Scott, Breshad Perriman and Quincy Adeboyejo. The two receivers the Ravens drafted this year have a good chance to make the team but in a 12 man draft class with several impressive undrafted free agents, only a handful or rookies are locks to make the team.