The rich get richer

Baltimore brings in Ben Watson to add a veteran presence to their corps. They already have Crockett Gilmore and Max Williams so this move is a little peculiar. I guess the ravens love tight ends and at the very least Watson can be a great veteran presence who shows the young-ins whats what. Again to grade this deal I need to know how much the team spent. Only time will tell. We know Watson can ball though.

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