Ravens Draft Smokescreens, Trades And Predictions

General Manager Eric DeCosta talked about the art of balancing how much to weight traits and production during the draft process.

With 11 picks, the Ravens could add multiple players from the same position in the Draft.

General manager Eric DeCosta sees the 2025 NFL Draft class as having strong middle round depth and broke down where he sees the most depth in the prospect class.

General Manager Eric DeCosta and Head Coach John Harbaugh revealed some positions they plan to draft this year as well as their approach with the 11 picks at their disposal.

General Manager Eric DeCosta and Head Coach John Harbaugh meet with reporters ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.

NFL Network's Bucky Brooks says the Ravens are the No. 1 team to watch for Georgia pass rushers Mykel Williams.

Mel Kiper Jr. pointed to Donovan Ezeiruaku from Boston College as a player who fits what the Ravens do defensively and could be a good first-round fit.

General Manager Eric DeCosta broke down why the Ravens' Local Pro Day, which will be held this weekend, helps the team get a better feel for local prospects.

The Ravens don't have as much of a need at offensive tackle anymore, but The Athletic's Dane Brugler could still see them drafting one in the first round.

Alabama's Jihaad Campbell or UCLA's Carson Schwesinger could be too good to pass up for the Ravens.

ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. released his two-round mock draft with a safety and outside linebacker at the top.

The Ravens are in best-player-available draft position after crossing off another need with a veteran cornerback.

The Ravens could consider drafting LB Jihaad Campbell or OG Tyler Booker if they're available at pick No. 27.

ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. and The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec posted their latest mock draft picks based on free agency moves.

The Ravens have a track record of letting great players come to them in the draft, so who could that be this year?

The Ravens have selected players who shined at the Combine and benefitted from those who did not.

If the Ravens are in the first-round offensive tackle market, they could target Ohio State's Josh Simmons. If they're looking on Day 2, Texas' Cameron Williams could fit the bill.

The Ravens are likely looking for mid-to-late round wide receivers with return experience, and Oregon's Tez Johnson and Iowa State's Jaylin Noel would be fits.

Ravens Director of Player Personnel Mark Azevedo compared this year's draft to the 2022 class with six fourth-round picks.

The Ravens could go with a cornerback early for a second straight year, and Florida State's Azareye'h Thomas and Kentucky's Maxwell Hairston are talented options.

The Ravens could have a chance at one of the top safeties, Georgia's Malaki Starks and South Carolina's Nick Emmanwori, in the first round.

The Ravens could stay local with Jordan Phillips or add another 6-foot-4 monster in South Carolina's T.J. Sanders.

Ravens Director of Player Personnel Mark Azevedo talks about the strength of this year's class and how the team views its bounty of 11 projected picks.

Texas A&M's Shemar Stewart has special athleticism and Ohio State's Jack Sawyer is a productive leader.

General Manager Eric DeCosta on Justin Tucker, Ronnie Stanley's pending free agency, Lamar Jackson's influence, and more.