AFC West:
Denver Broncos: Von Miller
Courtland Sutton was an intriguing option here, but I opted for future Hall of Famer Von Miller. Miller “only” had eight sacks in 2019, his lowest since he put up five sacks (nine games) in 2013. Miller has had double-digit sacks in literally every other year besides 2013 and 2019. There were rumors years ago that the Ravens had an interest in trading for Miller, so why not make it a reality? He’s only 31-years old and shows no signs of slowing down now.
Kansas City Chiefs: Tyreek Hill
Tyreek Hill isn’t for everybody. Truth be told, I’m not the biggest fan of his character, but that’s neither here nor there. The reality is he’s really good at football and is precisely what Baltimore has historically favored in their wide receivers. He’d be a wonderful deep threat and game-breaker teamed up with Marquise Brown. The Ravens offense would be legitimately unstoppable with those two out wide.
Las Vegas Raiders: Rodney Hudson
Rodney Hudson has quietly put together a stellar career with the Chiefs and Raiders in his nine NFL seasons. The Ravens would love to plug him in at center and make a solid unit a great one. Baltimore hasn’t had top-tier center play since Matt Birk retired in 2012. Hudson would change that narrative.
Los Angeles Chargers: Joey Bosa
I was this close to putting Derwin James here, but adding more pass rush is a must and Joey Bosa attacks the quarterback as good as anyone else. Bosa has proven capable of anchoring his side of the line and make whoever is holding the ball’s life hell. Bosa would be one of the best adds the Ravens could make across all 31 other teams.