Baltimore Ravens among teams viewed as suitors for Tyreek Hill after Miami Dolphins decision

The Baltimore Ravens have Trey Hendrickson, their two first-round picks back, and a lot of opportunities to go out and get better during the remainder of the offseason. 

With questions still there about answers at WR, Baltimore should go out and find a star if possible. Even if the Ravens decide to take a risk on a player, I don't hate the idea with Lamar Jackson under center. 

Mark Morales-Smith of Sports Illustrated did that by linking Tyreek Hill to the Ravens as a potential fit. Hill is coming off a tough injury, but has still shown the ability to be an elite player when healthy.

“Bringing in veteran wide receivers for a late career run after struggling to find young options in the draft is just what the Ravens do, and they do it well. We've seen them have success bringing in wideouts like Anquan Boldin, Steve Smith, DeAndre Hopkins, and Derrick Mason. We would prefer to see them bring in a big-bodied receiver whom Lamar Jackson could rely on to go up and get 50/50 balls, but Hill is a special receiver who is stronger on contested catches than many realize. If he's anywhere close to 100%, he could be the best wide receiver option Jackson has had in his career.”

A lot of this will come down to how Hill looks after he comes back from his leg injury. If he's anywhere near the type of player that he once was, the Ravens would arguably be getting the best wide receiver in the NFL. 

If not, hopefully he wouldn't be too expensive.

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