With two well-known names, the Baltimore Ravens are still making moves early in the free agency era. According to Cameron Wolfe of NFL Media and Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic, general manager Eric DeCosta and the organization have decided to extend slot corner Arthur Maulet’s contract by two years and to bring back linebacker Chris Board.
Maulet became a free agent this offseason after playing 14 games for the Ravens last season and making three starts. He registered 37 tackles, two sacks, one pick and five passes defended. Maulet has also spent time with the New Orleans Saints, Indianapolis Colts, New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelers. He’s marked 220 career tackles, four interceptions, 16 passes defended and five sacks in 82 games since 2017. Board returns to Baltimore after spending 2022 with Detroit and 2023 with New England.
Board, who primarily played on special teams, played 17 games in relief last season and totaled 10 tackles. Related: On the 40th anniversary of the Baltimore Colts’ relocation to Indianapolis, Jim Irsay Shares His “Secret Indy Visit” Board has accumulated 125 total tackles, 2.5 sacks, and three starts in 97 career games. Derrick Henry, the best running back available in free agency, is the largest addition to DeCosta’s already formidable offensive and defensive lineup.
