NFL roster cuts 2021: Final 53-man roster, depth chart for the Ravens

Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is looking to make a run for the highly coveted Lombardi Trophy

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens head into the upcoming season with one goal in mind: lifting the prestigious Lombardi Trophy. The Ravens haven't held the Lombardi since defeating the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII.

The Baltimore Ravens' offense took a significant hit when second-year running back JK Dobbins went down with a torn ACL in their 37-3 blowout preseason win over the Washington Football Team.

Instead of signing a free agent running back, the Ravens are sticking with Gus Edwards, Ty'Son Williams, and Justice Hall. They also upgraded their wide receiver position by adding Sammy Watkins, Rashod Bateman, and Tylan Wallace.

The Baltimore Ravens will head into the 2021-22 NFL season with the following 53 players.

The 2021-22 Baltimore Ravens 53-Man Roster

Baltimore Ravens HC John Harbaugh will look to lead his team back to the playoffs in 2021

Offensive

Quarterbacks (2): Lamar Jackson, Tyler Huntley

Running Backs (3): Gus Edwards, Ty'Son Williams, Justice Hill

Fullback (1): Pat Ricard

Wide Receivers (7): Marquise Brown, Sammy Watkins, Rashod Bateman, Miles Boykin, Devin Duvernay, James Proche, Tylan Wallace

Tight Ends (3): Mark Andrews, Nick Boyle, Josh Oliver

Offensive Linemen (9): Ronnie Stanley, Ben Powers, Bradley Bozeman, Kevin Zeitler, Alejandro Villanueva, Ben Cleveland, Patrick Mekari, Tyre Phillips, Trystan Colon

Defensive/Special Teams

Defensive Linemen (5): Calais Campbell, Brandon Williams, Derek Wolfe, Justin Madubuike, Broderick Washington

Inside Linebackers (4): Patrick Queen, Malik Harrison, Chris Board, Kristian Welch

Outside Linebackers (5): Justin Houston, Odafe Oweh, Tyus Bowser, Daelin Hayes, Jaylon Ferguson

Cornerbacks (6): Marlon Humphrey, Marcus Peters, Tavon Young, Jimmy Smith, Anthony Averett, Chris Westry

Safeties (5): Chuck Clark, DeShon Elliott, Brandon Stephens, Ar'Darius Washington, Geno Stone

Special Teams (3): Justin Tucker, Sam Koch, Nick Moore

2021-22 Baltimore Ravens Depth Chart

Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson wants to bring home another NFL MVP award in 2021

Offensive Depth Chart

Position	Starter	2nd	3rd	4th
Quarterback	Lamar Jackson	Tyler Huntley
Running Back	Gus Edwards	Justice Hill	Ty'Son Smith
Wide Receiver	Marquise Brown	James Proche II	Miles Boykin
Wide Receiver	Sammy Watkins	Tylan Wallace
Wide Receiver	Devin Duvernay	Rashod Bateman
Tight End	Mark Andrews	Nick Boyle	Josh Oliver
Fullback	Patrick Ricard
Left Tackle	Ronnie Stanley	Tyre Phillips
Left Guard	Ben Powers	Patrick Mekari	Ben Cleveland
Center	Bradley Bozeman	Trystan Colon
Right Guard	Kevin Zeitler
Right Tackle	Alejandro Villanueva

Defensive/Special Teams Depth Chart

Position	Starter	2nd	3rd	4th
Left Defensive End	Derek Wolfe	Broderick Washington
Nose Tackle	Brandon Williams	Xavier Kelly	Otaro Alaka
Right Defensive End	Calais Campbell	Justin Madubuike	Jovan Swann
Weakside Linebacker	Tyus Bowser	Odafe Oweh	Daelin Hayes
Left Inside Linebacker	Malik Harrison	LJ Fort
Right Inside Linebacker	Patrick Queen	Chris Board	Kristian Welch
Strongside Linebacker	Pernell McPhee	Justin Houston	Jaylon Ferguson	Chris Smith
Left Cornerback	Marcus Peters	Jimmy Smith	Khalil Dorsey	Iman Marshall
Strong Safety	Chuck Clark	Geno Stone
Free Safety	DeShon Elliott	Brandon Stephens	Ar'Darius Washington
Right Cornerback	Marlon Humphrey	Tavon Young	Anthony Averett	Chris Westry
Place Kicker	Justin Tucker
Punter/Holder	Sam Koch
Long Snapper	Nick Moore

The Baltimore Ravens have a tremendous amount of depth at every position. This depth will be very helpful, especially with the COVID pandemic still hovering over the NFL.

With all the new talent at wide receiver, it will be interesting to see if Lamar Jackson airs the ball out more in 2021. If he can successfully pass the football in 2021, the Ravens will have better odds at making a deep playoff run.

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