John Harbuagh has led the to the playoffs in five of the last six seasons but hasn’t been able to get back to the Super Bowl since 2012 and their only AFC Championship appearance during that span came last year.

Last season, the Ravens finished the regular season with a (13-4) record but they lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game.

Sitting at (8-5), the Ravens’ path to the Super Bowl this season will likely mean winning on the road. Since winning the Super Bowl in 2012, Baltimore has just three postseason wins in six trips to the playoffs.

Lamar Jackson has a (2-4) record in the playoffs — and with one of the top offenses in the NFL this season with the addition of Derrick Henry in the backfield — anything short of a trip to the Super Bowl this season will likely be viewed as a failure.

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But Johnson hasn’t been able to contribute in limited opportunities, with just one catch for six yards in five games.

Earlier this week, the Ravens suspended wide receiver Johnson for conduct detrimental to the team.

“We have made the difficult decision to suspend Diontae Johnson for our upcoming game against the New York Giants for conduct detrimental to the team,” Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said in a statement on Wednesday. “We will have no further comments on this matter going forward.”

With Johnson’s future with the Ravens now uncertain, Bleacher Report predicts Baltimore will add a big-bodied WR with a proven track record of finding the end zone this offseason.

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“The Ravens have one of the most unique offenses in the league thanks to Lamar Jackson’s electric skill set. Their ability to thrive in 12 and 21 personnel groupings has allowed them to rely less on play-making wide receivers. Still, it would be nice to have another pass-catcher, and Tre Harris’ ability to play multiple roles would make him a great fit.

Overall, Tre Harris profiles as a strong possession receiver with good run-after-catch ability. He is alignment versatile and can play all three wide receiver positions effectively. With his route running, strength, and football IQ, Harris projects as a productive starting receiver at the next level.”