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Ravens draft grades: Analysts again give high marks — with notable caveat
Not surprisingly, the Ravens have routinely earned high marks over the years for their draft picks. General manager Eric DeCosta has often been patient and let the top players fall to Baltimore, and there’s no better example than this year’s first two picks.
Late for Work: Ravens' Final Draft Grades
The Ravens entered the 2025 NFL Draft with a handful of needs and double-digit draft picks. By its end, the Ravens selected 11 prospects – with many filling needs – and earned high grades across the NFL media landscape. To review, here are the Ravens' picks: Round 1 (No. 27) – S Malaki Starks, Georgia Round 2 (No. 59) – EDGE Mike Green, Marshall
Former Colorado Buffaloes’ wide receiver LaJohntay Wester was selected by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2025 NFL Draft.
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The Ravens drafted Green late in the second round. The standout edge rusher had 17 sacks last season at Marshall. It was his ...
After transferring to the Colorado Buffaloes from Florida Atlantic, wide receiver LaJohntay Wester quickly became one of Colorado coach Deion Sanders most consi ...
The Baltimore Ravens may have dropped a big hint about where they are going at the kicker position as Justin Tucker remains ...
The Baltimore Ravens, coming off a 12-5 season and their second consecutive AFC North title, head into the draft with 11 picks, starting at No. 27 overall in the first round. Will they use that pick ...
The Baltimore Ravens have drafted kicker Tyler Loop of Arizona in the sixth round of the NFL draft amid uncertainty about ...
Edge rusher Mike Green has found his first NFL home. Green was taken by the Ravens with the 59th overall pick in the draft on Friday night. That's a bit lower than some projected Green to come off the ...
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