Baltimore Ravens Address Various Needs In NFL Draft
The Baltimore Ravens have Super Bowl aspirations, and they feel even better about their chances after their work in this year's NFL draft.
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The Baltimore Ravens have Super Bowl aspirations, and they feel even better about their chances after their work in this year's NFL draft.
The Ravens added additional picks to their roster Saturday in the fifth round of the NFL Draft.
The cornerback now goes to Baltimore as the 104th overall pick.
The Baltimore Ravens added depth to the offensive line by taking guard Ben Cleveland with the 94th overall pick in the NFL draft on Friday night.
Jackson and Brown were live streaming on Instagram and their reaction to the pick was one of excitement.
The Baltimore sports superfan was in attendance, at least in spirit at last night's NFL Draft.
The Ravens added one of the draft's most impressive athletes in Oweh who ran a 4.39 40 at 257 pounds.
The Ravens added another receiver for Lamar Jackson to throw to with their first pick in the first round, taking Rashod Bateman from Minnesota.
It's NFL Draft Day and the Ravens have two picks -- no. 27 and no. 31 -- in the first round. Baltimore has a total of nine picks over the next three days.
According to a report from Fox Sports' Jay Glazer, the Ravens inquired about the possibility of trading for Julio Jones.
The Ravens QB told a passing fan that he'd pay $100 if he could recognize him. Even though he guessed wrong, Jackson still paid up.
Ravens star cornerback Marlon Humphrey is known for preying on some of the biggest and best wide receivers in the NFL. Now it appears he's also not afraid of one of nature's fiercest reptiles either.
Orlando Brown Jr. is no longer a Raven as the team is reportedly sending him to the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Ravens kicker wants your help in "kicking" the COVID pandemic by getting vaccinated.