The suffered a disappointing 15-9 defeat to the in Week 15, as Antonio Pierce’s squad fell flat at home and dropped to 2-12 on the year. The Raiders have lost ten consecutive games after a 2-2 start, with their last win coming in Week 4 versus the .
Though Las Vegas has had an abysmal 2024 campaign, there have been some bright spots, including safety Tre’von Moehrig. The 25-year-old is having another solid season and has been one of the most reliable players on the team this year.
Moehrig has started all 14 games for the Raiders this season and has snagged two interceptions along with an exceptional . The former TCU standout has also totaled and 86 tackles.
Moehrig’s impressive play in 2024 will land him a sizeable contract in free agency this offseason, and predicts the young safety will sign with the in 2025 free agency.
The Ravens seem to have soured on Marcus Williams, as he has seen a drastic cut in playing time in recent weeks. Still, the defense is at its best when it can employ three safeties like it did last season with Williams, Geno Stone and Kyle Hamilton. Eddie Jackson was supposed to enable them to continue doing that, but they released him.
Tre’Von Moehrig might wind up being too expensive, but he should be a consideration if his market ends up with the mid-range safeties. He’s well on his way to a career-high in tackles and continues to play solid pass coverage in his fourth season.
Though Kyle Hamilton is one of the most talented defensive players in football, the All-Pro safety desperately needs a dependable running mate. Baltimore has started Marcus Williams and Ar’Darius Washington at free safety this season, and both have been uninspiring.
Pairing Hamilton with Moehrig would be a savvy move from general manager Eric DeCosta, as the Ravens would immediately form one of the best and most versatile safety duos in the NFL. Hamilton’s combination of size and speed, paired with Moehrig’s physicality and coverage abilities, would be a fantastic combination in the backend for Baltimore.
The Raiders would be foolish not to re-sign Moehrig, as the 2021 second-round pick is one of the lone playmakers on the team’s defense, but if the rising star hits free agency this offseason, the Ravens would be an intriguing landing spot for Tre’von Moehrig.
