The Baltimore Ravens, despite a strong start to the 2024 NFL season, are facing challenges in both their secondary and wide receiver corps. After a surprising 29-24 loss to the Cleveland Browns, issues in pass defense were highlighted, with the Ravens allowing 334 yards and three touchdowns from backup quarterback Jameis Winston. The team's need for a stronger secondary is pressing, prompting analysts to suggest potential trades for cornerbacks like Jaycee Horn from the Panthers or Budda Baker from the Cardinals. Additionally, the Ravens are exploring options to bolster their wide receiver lineup, potentially trading for Demarcus Robinson or Adam Thielen to support Lamar Jackson's passing game. Meanwhile, Baltimore's recent acquisition of Diontae Johnson from the Carolina Panthers has been lauded as a strategic move to enhance their receiving options without significant cost.