Ravens GM Denies Reports of Trade Inquiry for Deebo Samuel

In a recent development, the Baltimore Ravens General Manager (GM), Eric DeCosta, has refuted rumors suggesting that the team reached out to the San Francisco 49ers regarding a potential trade for wide receiver Deebo Samuel. The reports, which originated from a Baltimore sports radio station, claimed that the Ravens had made an inquiry about Samuel's availability.

However, DeCosta vehemently denied these allegations, stating that there was no truth to the reports. According to the Ravens GM, there was never any official request made by the team to acquire Samuel. Contrary to what was previously reported, DeCosta clarified that there was no "no" response from the 49ers because there was never an inquiry in the first place.

The original report had mentioned that the 49ers had informed the Ravens of their reluctance to trade Samuel, at least for the time being. However, DeCosta emphasized that this conversation never occurred. He firmly stated that the Ravens have no intentions of trading for the talented wide receiver as they are satisfied with their current roster.

Although the reports initially sparked speculation among fans and analysts, DeCosta's statements have now put an end to these rumors. The Ravens, who have built a reputation for their strong roster and successful draft picks, will continue to focus on developing their existing players and building toward a successful upcoming season.

With training camps approaching and the anticipation for the new season growing, it is not uncommon for such trade rumors to circulate in the media. However, DeCosta's clarification should put any doubts to rest, reaffirming the Ravens' commitment to their current team composition.

As the NFL offseason progresses, teams across the league will continue to fine-tune their rosters through trades and signings. As for the Ravens, it seems that their interest in acquiring Deebo Samuel was nothing more than a work of fiction.