That's the word from Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta, who isn't ruling out taking a running back early, according to the team's website.

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General Manager Eric DeCosta will continue the team's best-player-available approach, which was served the Ravens well, but he does expect to draft "at least" one cornerback and one safety.

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General Manager Eric DeCosta will continue the team's best-player-available approach, which has served the Ravens well, but he does expect to draft "at least" one cornerback and one safety.