The Ravens struggled at times in the secondary last season, but are taking steps to correct that.
Baltimore is reportedly interested in Green Bay’s Tramon Williams, Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun reported Monday.
Williams — who turns 32 Monday — has intercepted 28 passes in eight NFL seasons. He visited with the Browns on Sunday.
The Ravens were in on cornerback Perrish Cox, according to sources, but wouldn’t go as high as the Tennessee Titans, who signed him to a three-year, $15 million contract.
Williams, 32, has visited the Cleveland Browns and New Orleans Saints and is possibly the most accomplished cornerback available on the free-agent market.
Williams has played his entire nine-year career with the Packers. He has missed just one game and has been starting for the past five seasons.
He had 70 tackles and three interceptions last season and for his career has 464 tackles and 28 interceptions.
The 5-foot-11, 191-pound Williams is believed to be seeking at least $5 million per year, if not more, according to sources.
