Final Drive: Lamar Jackson Plans to Keep Working During Break

There's always some weird schedules out there, and this year the Ravens got one.

Wide receiver Tylan Wallace was compared to Steve Smith Sr., but the rookie said he has a long way to go.

Garrett Downing talks about what he wants to see from the Ravens' top three 2021 draft picks.

General Manager Eric DeCosta joked that he wants to be know as the GM who brought wide receivers to Baltimore.

General Manager Eric DeCosta is a baseball guy too, so he framed the Ravens' draft in baseball terms.

General Manager Eric DeCosta requested a study on this year's outside wide receivers and Rashod Bateman and Tylan Wallace ranked high.

Rookie wide receiver Rashod Bateman didn't hesitate to say he wants to top 1,000 yards, be a No. 1 wide receiver, and show that he was the best wideout in the draft.

New right tackle Alejandro Villanueva said he wants to do everything he can to protect Lamar Jackson so we can all continue to see his 'magic.'

The Ravens' addition of Alejandro Villanueva bring an experienced veteran to plug the hole at right tackle after the trade of Orlando Brown Jr.

Teams can now sign free agents to fill post-draft needs without affecting compensatory picks.

We've talked about the players at positions of high need, but could Alabama defensive tackle Christian Barmore be the best player available?

According to CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora, the Ravens are already fielding calls about their second first-round pick. How many picks will Baltimore make Thursday?

Peter King broke down the difference in production between first- and second-round receivers and it's not much.

Here's why Garrett Downing thinks the Ravens got a great deal with the trade of tackle Orlando Brown Jr.

After two years starting at left guard, Bradley Bozeman could shift to center if the Ravens drafted a tackle/guard early in this year's draft.

The NFL passed a rule change expanding jersey numbers. Who might take advantage?

General Manager Eric DeCosta expressed great faith in Chuck Clark and DeShon Elliott, but won't rule out drafting a safety.

Wide receiver is the most popular mock draft pick, but it didn't sound like the Ravens are locked into taking one.

NFL Network analyst Bucky Brooks believes Baltimore will draft Oklahoma State offensive tackle Teven Jenkins in the first round.

If Miami pass rusher Jaelan Phillips is available at No. 27, ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. thinks the Ravens should pass on a wide receiver in Round 1.

The Ravens offensive line will have bookend No. 1-overall picks to deal with and there's another veteran pass rusher off the board.

ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. released his latest mock draft with LSU wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr., who says he would enjoy playing with Lamar Jackson.

Penn State OLB Jayson Oweh doesn't have the production the Ravens typically look for, but NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah explains why he made an exception in his mock draft.

NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah thinks Rashod Bateman or Terrace Marshall Jr. would be good picks ... in the second round.

Why this could be another year when Eric DeCosta looks to move back and add extra picks.