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Though the NFL prides itself on parity, some franchises go about their business better than others. Sure, we can say it's June, and every team has a chance. That isn't accurate. Those who are fans of, say, two teams in Ohio woke up this morning knowing their teams won't be playing in Super Bowl 60.
The Baltimore Ravens don't have that problem. They have been one of pro football's model franchises for a while. The best part about that is they're always looking to improve. Look no further than the acquisitions they have made this offseason.
Saying there has been some discourse on Baltimore's acquisition of Jaire Alexander has been an understatement. That one made so many waves that DeAndre Hopkins took a backseat for a few days, but fear not, both will have their opportunity to make their mark on the 2025-26 Ravens and what should be another run at glory.
Extending Rashod Bateman was another of the wise (and necessary) offseason moves to solidify the roster moving forward. Bateman was recently a guest on NFL Network's The Insiders, and they wasted no time asking him about his new teammates.
It appears the guys are getting along. It seems things are trending in the right direction. Here's a message to the rest of the NFL. Everyone is on notice.
Hopkins and Alexander's acquisitions, along with every other move the Ravens have made, lead us back to a simple theory. It's Super Bowl 60 or bust for Baltimore during the coming regular and postseason.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Rashod Bateman shares expectations for two all-star Ravens additions
