The Baltimore Ravens have made a roster move ahead of the divisional round of the playoffs, releasing wide receiver Laquon Treadwell. The move opens up a spot on the roster, potentially paving the way for the return of tight end Mark Andrews and the promotion of running back Dalvin Cook.

Treadwell was signed by the Ravens prior to the season, but he has seen limited action, only appearing in five games and recording just one catch for 16 yards. The release of Treadwell clears a roster logjam and gives the Ravens some flexibility for the upcoming playoff game.

With two open roster spots, the Ravens could make room for Andrews, who returned to practice after suffering an ankle injury earlier in the season. Andrews is hoping to be back on the field during the team's playoff run.

Additionally, running back Dalvin Cook, who recently signed with the Ravens' practice squad, could be promoted to the active roster. Cook's addition would provide depth and options for the Ravens' offense as they aim to make a deep playoff run.

The Ravens are currently awaiting their divisional round opponent, which will be determined on Monday. If the Pittsburgh Steelers win, it will set up an AFC North matchup, while a Buffalo Bills victory would result in a game against the Houston Texans.

The release of Treadwell gives the Ravens some much-needed roster space as they prepare for their playoff run. Will the addition of Andrews and Cook make a difference in the team's quest for a Super Bowl? Only time will tell.