Gus Edwards is taking his talents west, agreeing to a two-year deal with the Los Angeles Chargers and new head coach Jim Harbaugh.
In LA, Edwards will be reunited with former Ravens offensive coordinator Greg Roman.
And Gus Edwards now goes from John Harbaugh to Jim Harbaugh. https://t.co/hQRODmWjD6
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 11, 2024
DeCosta had high praise for Justice Hill and could run it back with Keaton Mitchell rehabbing a torn ACL.
Edwards led Baltimore’s running backs with a career-high 810 yards and 13 touchdowns and had played for the Ravens his entire five-year career.
Hill set career highs in rushing attempts (84) and yards (387) for the second year and finished with three rushing touchdowns. Hill also exceeded his combined career total in targets (39), receptions (28), and receiving yards (206) and scored his first career receiving touchdown in 16 games.
