Two Pass Rush Prospects Who Could Fit Ravens

Auburn's Keldric Faulk is a big, physical first-round option and Michigan's Derrick Moore is an intriguing Day 2 pass rusher with Baltimore ties.

First-year Head Coach Jesse Minter talks about building out his coaching staff, developing schemes, working with Eric DeCosta, his conversations with Lamar Jackson, and more.

NFL Network's Charles Davis joins insiders Clifton Brown and Garrett Downing and evaluates the Ravens' top draft needs, premier wide receivers in this year's class, someone who could fall to Baltimore at No. 14, and more.

Here's what you need to know from the Combine press conferences with General Manager Eric DeCosta and Head Coach Jesse Minter.

Team insiders Garrett Downing and Clifton Brown discuss updates on Tyler Linderbaum's potential deal, Lamar Jackson contract extension negotiations, the potential to keep Isaiah Likely, futures of Marlon Humphrey and Nnamdi Madubuike, beefing up in the trenches, and more.

Head Coach Jesse Minter and General Manager Eric DeCosta will hold press conferences Tuesday, which will provide updates on important offseason business like contract extensions and upcoming roster moves.

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.

General Manager Eric DeCosta joins NFL Network's Peter Schrager for an interview at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine.

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.

Georgia's Malaki Starks and South Carolina's Nick Emmanwori both look up to Ravens All-Pro safety Kyle Hamilton.

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

Texas A&M outside linebacker Shemar Stewart has excellent athleticism, but he explained why he didn't have much college sack production.

Head Coach John Harbaugh joins Garrett Downing to talk about the Ravens' approach to improving the roster this offseason, including on the offensive and defensive lines and safety, and what they'll learn about Combine prospects.

The Ravens expressed optimism about retaining Ronnie Stanley, but could move Roger Rosengarten to left tackle if needed, and give Andrew Vorhees a shot at left guard.

Head Coach John Harbaugh on the new additions to his coaching staff, Justin Tucker, replay assistance, and more.

Watch the full on-field workout from UNC wide receiver Devontez Walker at the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine.

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

The Ravens are armed with a projected 11 draft picks in a strong draft class. Plus, the Ravens can work on some key deals.

Jack, John, and Jim Harbaugh hash out some of the tough questions about the family.