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Are the Baltimore Ravens waving the white flag?
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With a season record of 1-4, they just traded to take a top defensive core.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported the news Tuesday afternoon: Odafe Oweh will be traded to the Los Angeles Chargers.
The star pass charger goes from one of the Harbo brothers to the other.
Ovi scored a career-high 10 sacks in 2024. He hasn't knocked down the quarterback this season.
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ESPN's Adam Schefter said the deal has four parts:
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Charger gets: Odafe Oweh, Rams ranked seventh in 2027
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Crows get: Alohi Gilman, Chargers ranked sixth in 2026
It's logical for the Chargers to find a player like Ovi. After starting the season with three impressive victories, they suffered one after another disappointing defeat. Adding some energy to the passing craze is a great way to try to bounce back.
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The Ravens asked Gilman to help out in safety, as they suffered a serious shortage of staff due to injuries. They also signed CJ Gardner Johnson to help on Tuesday.
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Gilman played for all six seasons in the NFL and started 39 games in 73 games. He has 5 interceptions and 252 tackles in his career.
Given that Gilman is also a starting level player, this is not a complete rebuild.
But Oweh is a senior staff member who was sent out of the city. If the Ravens had a record of 4-1 and were healthy, they might not have taken such a move.
But that's not the case, so the deal has been changed. Maybe this will make a difference.
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