Ravens at Past NFL Scouting Combines

Looking back at current Ravens' past appearances at the NFL Scouting Combine over the years.

2010 - Earl Thomas III, Texas
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2010 - Earl Thomas III, Texas

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2011 - CB Jimmy Smith, Colorado
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2011 - CB Jimmy Smith, Colorado

2011 - RB Mark Ingram II, Alabama
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2011 - RB Mark Ingram II, Alabama

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2012 - QB Robert Griffin III, Baylor
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2012 - QB Robert Griffin III, Baylor

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2013 - DT Brandon Williams, Missouri Southern St.
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2013 - DT Brandon Williams, Missouri Southern St.

2014 - WR Willie Snead, Ball State
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2014 - WR Willie Snead, Ball State

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2015 - TE Nick Boyle, Delaware
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2015 - TE Nick Boyle, Delaware

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2015 - DB Jordan Richards, Stanford
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2015 - DB Jordan Richards, Stanford

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2015 - CB Marcus Peters, Washington
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2015 - CB Marcus Peters, Washington

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2016 - DL Jihad Ward, Illinois
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2016 - DL Jihad Ward, Illinois

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2016 - T Ronnie Stanley, Notre Dame
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2016 - T Ronnie Stanley, Notre Dame

2016 - WR Chris Moore, Cincinnati
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2016 - WR Chris Moore, Cincinnati

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2016 - OLB Matthew Judon, Grand Valley State
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2016 - OLB Matthew Judon, Grand Valley State

2016 - CB Tavon Young,Temple
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2016 - CB Tavon Young,Temple

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2017 - CB Marlon Humphrey, Alabama
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2017 - CB Marlon Humphrey, Alabama

2016 - OL Matt Skura, Duke
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2016 - OL Matt Skura, Duke

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2017 - OLB Tyus Bowser, Houston
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2017 - OLB Tyus Bowser, Houston

2018 - CB Anthony Averett, Alabama
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2018 - CB Anthony Averett, Alabama

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2018 - TE Hayden Hurst, South Carolina
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2018 - TE Hayden Hurst, South Carolina

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2018 - QB Lamar Jackson, Louisville
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2018 - QB Lamar Jackson, Louisville

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2017 - S Chuck Clark, Virginia Tech
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2017 - S Chuck Clark, Virginia Tech

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2018 - OT Orlando Brown, Oklahoma
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2018 - OT Orlando Brown, Oklahoma

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2018 - TE Mark Andrews, Oklahoma
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2018 - TE Mark Andrews, Oklahoma

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2018 - S Deshon Elliott, Texas
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2018 - S Deshon Elliott, Texas

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2018 - WR Jaleel Scott, NEw Mexico State
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2018 - WR Jaleel Scott, NEw Mexico State

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2019 - WR Miles Boykin, Notre Dame
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2019 - WR Miles Boykin, Notre Dame

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2019 - QB Trace McSorley, Penn State
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2019 - QB Trace McSorley, Penn State

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2019 - RB Justice Hill, Oklahoma State
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2019 - RB Justice Hill, Oklahoma State

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2019 - CB Iman Marshall, USC
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2019 - CB Iman Marshall, USC

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