Ravens Acquire Steven Sims from Texans

The Baltimore Ravens have been active in improving their roster, acquiring Steven Sims from the Houston Texans as a wide receiver and returner. This move follows the Texans picking up Diontae Johnson from the Ravens, a swap that adds intrigue to their upcoming game, which has significant AFC playoff implications. Sims, who previously played for the Steelers, has a background as a kick returner and will likely fill that role for the Ravens due to recent fumbles by Desmond King. Meanwhile, the Ravens are also looking to bolster their secondary by potentially drafting Notre Dame cornerback Benjamin Morrison, who has shown promise despite a recent hip injury. In other NFL news, the Kansas City Chiefs have signed veteran tight end Robert Tonyan to their practice squad, adding depth as they aim for a third consecutive Super Bowl title.