Ravens Continue To Add Undrafted Free Agents To Roster
Ravens General Manager Ozzie Newsome is still on the look out for the 'complementary receiver' the team needs.
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Ravens General Manager Ozzie Newsome is still on the look out for the 'complementary receiver' the team needs.
The Baltimore Ravens had seven picks in the 2017 NFl Draft and they used that opportunity to shore up the defense.
"The Alabama corner back was not who I saw them taking in the first round. It did not seem to be a pick a team that missed the playoffs would make. O.J. Howard was sitting there and he seemed to be a lock. The Ravens passed and I was disappointed."
With 253 selections over three days, and a couple hundred thousand people on hand, the NFL draft seems as complex an operation as exists.
Baltimore continued to bolster its defense with its first pick in the third round, selecting Michigan defensive end Chris Wormley at pick No. 74.
Would the cities observing this week be interested in the draft beyond 2018?
The Ravens entered the draft with plenty of needs — most notably wide receiver, pass rusher and cornerback.
I like the pick, but is Humphrey the right cornerback? It may take 3-4 years to answer that, but Ozzie Newsome is confident he got the right guy. "He was by far the best player," Newsome said.
The Baltimore Ravens have selected Alabama cornerback Marlon Humphrey with the 16th pick in the NFL draft.
Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett was the first choice by the Cleveland Browns.
With the Cleveland Browns on the clock, let's take a look at some things to watch for tonight as the 2017 NFL Draft gets underway.
Ryan Mink from BaltimoreRavens.com joined Ed and Rob to talk about who the Ravens may select with the 16th pick tonight in the NFL Draft.
The NFL has announced that a number of teams will be revealing their draft picks from some unbelievable locations.
Here are my Top 5 favorite players regardless of round or position.
Fairly or not, T.J. Watt will draw comparisons to his big brother when he gets to the pros.
Former Ravens cornerback Duane Starks joined Ed and Rob for Wayback Wednesday to talk about being drafted to the Ravens and winning a Superbowl in Baltimore.
That's going to be the area of concentration in this draft, in the first round and through much of the proceedings in Philadelphia. Indeed, the first half-dozen or so selections could come from that side of the ball.
Authorities say a man working on the stage for next week's NFL draft in Philadelphia was injured when he fell 30 feet from the roof.
Eight grader T.J. Onwuanibe was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer in 2015 and his wish for the Make-A-Wish foundation was to announce a Ravens draft pick.
The NFL says the event is expected to generate $80 million in economic impact for the city. Mayor Kenney didn't want to put a number on it.
Corey Chavous, former NFL Pro Bowler, discusses the 2017 NFL Draft, his DraftNasty.com ranking site and his own draft-day experience.
The Baltimore Ravens have seven picks in this year's NFL Draft and they need to make them count.
As one of Flacco's harshest critics, Bayless gave in and credited Flacco for his postseason victories. Flacco has a 10-5 postseason record, the second-most wins by a starting QB since 2008.
The Baltimore Ravens will enter the 2017 NFL draft with the least amount of picks since 2010.
This year's draft features a number of defensive backs that can be difference-makers at the NFL level almost immediately.
