The consensus around the NFL is that wide receiver is a weakness for the Baltimore Ravens as they embark on a defense of their Super Bowl title. The organization doesn't see it the same way. In fact, coach John Harbaugh revealed Friday that the Ravens consider themselves so rich in young receiver talent that they're hoping to unload one in a trade. "We'd love for someone who has a need, or who has a strength in an area where we need something, you'd like to think that we could do some business," Harbaugh said, via the Ravens' official website. "We are heavy in certain areas, and wide receiver is one of them. It's kind of interesting, you look at that position and people considered it a weakness of ours. There is a lot of depth there." Torrey Smith, Jacoby Jones and slot receiver Brandon Stokley are locks for the final roster. Harbaugh said Friday that "it looks good" for rookies Marlon Brown and Aaron Mellette to make the team. Source: NFL.com
Or is it more of a rare collection of psychological breaks, with them trying to get rid of what they really don't have
