Chris Moore is set to return to the Baltimore Ravens on a second tour of duty, signing a new deal with the team after working out for them on Friday.
Moore, a 2016 fourth-round pick, spent his first five seasons with the Ravens, notching 47 catches for 511 yards and four touchdowns. He has since played for the Texans, Titans, and Cardinals before joining the Commanders last season.
The Ravens' interest in Moore suggests they are looking to bolster their receiving corps, which has been hit by injuries and departures in recent seasons. Moore's experience and knowledge of the team's system could prove valuable in helping to develop younger receivers.
The Ravens also worked out several other wide receivers, including Sterling Shepard, Dante Pettis, and Casey Washington, during Moore's tryout. It's unclear whether any of these players will be signed to join Moore on the team.
Moore's return to the Ravens marks a significant development in the team's offseason preparations. With the NFL draft and free agency period now behind them, the Ravens are likely to be focused on finalizing their roster ahead of the new season.
The Ravens' receiving corps has been a key area of focus for the team in recent seasons. With several key players departing in free agency, the team will be looking to build a strong unit that can help them compete in the competitive AFC North.
Moore's signing could provide a boost to the team's receiving depth, but it's unclear what the terms of his deal will be or how he will fit into the team's plans.
Source: Yahoo Sports