Final Drive: How the Ravens Use Mock Drafts

Mark Ingram II and Pernell McPhee made it clear that the Ravens' offseason motivation should be to prepare for reaching the highest level.

Running back Mark Ingram II said some of the Ravens' offensive skill position players have plans to get together for some on-field work during this COVID-19 altered offseason.

The Ravens are a team that values its history and a couple legends have shared some knowledge during this altered offseason.

The Steelers, Browns and Bengals all look better this offseason and will make it tougher for the Ravens to win the division for a third straight year.

President Dick Cass said the Ravens do not qualify to open under Maryland regulations and he doesn't see opening as a real advantage anyway right now.

Running back Ezekiel Elliott was a huge hit at Ohio State. Then his successor, J.K. Dobbins, topped his college stats.

Now feeling much healthier entering his second season, wide receiver Hollywood Brown is working hard this offseason and posting videos to show it.

Two of the best to ever play the game, Ray Lewis and Peyton Manning, have long had much respect for each other.

The Ravens will travel the fewest miles of any team over the past four seasons.

D.J. Fluker has the talent, size and experience to handle the starting right guard spot, but he'll have to earn it because there will be strong competition.

The Ravens rookies are having virtual meetings and digging into their playbooks.

It's clear the NFL wants to showcase MVP Lamar Jackson and the Ravens to a national audience and that's where Baltimore thrives.

Sure-handed sixth-round wide receiver James Proche could be the answer at punt returner after the Ravens had two different players in the role last year.

Veteran linebacker Pernell McPhee helps address a need and will help groom the new young defenders.

Legendary NFL coach Don Shula passed away Monday. He played for the Baltimore Colts in the 1950s, then was the team's head coach in the 1960s.

Don't let Malik Harrison's big body fool you. He's much more than a downhill thumper in the run game.

General Manager Eric DeCosta talked about the impact of a dangerous interior pass rush and what third-round pick Justin Madubuike can provide.

Owner Steve Bisciotti wasn't able be in the room during the draft, but he and General Manager Eric DeCosta had a lot of conversations about strategies and more.

General Manager Eric DeCosta joined "The Lounge" podcast to give a post-draft breakdown.

With Tyre Phillips and Ben Bredeson drafted, the Ravens have a lot of talented and versatile young offensive linemen to battle for three spots.

New Ravens linebacker Patrick Queen said he loves that he landed in the same division as college teammate and Bengals No. 1-overall pick Joe Burrow.

General Manager Eric DeCosta said he'll be hanging out in his purple chair tonight. What color do you see?

Director of Player Personnel Joe Hortiz said he expects teams to work out trades earlier to ensure that there are no issues.

Lamar Jackson said he's "tired of" taking playoff losses after an 0-2 postseason start and "sky's the limit" for Year 3.

Baltimore didn't find a three-down replacement for C.J. Mosley last year but could draft one high this week.