The Baltimore Ravens decided to call off their seismic trade for Las Vegas Raiders pass rusher Maxx Crosby, which immediately led to them looking for a player like Cincinnati Bengals star Trey Hendrickson to fill the void that Eric DeCosta expected would be occupied at this point.
Baltimore didn't even wait a full day to officially confirm the Hendrickson signing, agreeing to bring the division rival over to the Ravens by way of a four-year contract worth $114 million. The contract could go up to $120 million in total value if certain incentives are met.