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The 2026 NFL Draft is over! The Baltimore Ravens made 11 selections to help bolster the roster. Will some turn out to be stars? Did the Ravens draft any diamonds in the rough? Who was a steal and who was a reach?

The Baltimore Ravens go offense with USC’s standout WR Ja’Kobi Lane at pick 80 in the third round of the NFL Draft. An oversized wideout, he's known for his contested catches. The Ravens are hoping to turn him into a touchdown machine.

The Baltimore Ravens address the defense with pick 45 in the second round of the NFL Draft. EDGE Zion Young from Missouri will be hunting down quarterbacks for the Ravens in the upcoming season, adding some young talent to the pass rushing group.

The Baltimore Ravens stay patient at pick 14 and pick their guard for the future. Olaivavega Ioane from Penn State looks to be a stalwart on the Ravens offensive life for seasons to come.

After a blockbuster trade, the NFL Draft is starting to take shape. Most mocks are done but we have one more left. James and Glenn go back and forth with the support of Jason Pruett from DraftPlex. They simulate the first three rounds and select future Baltimore Ravens. Which fortuitous opportunities await the Ravens come draft weekend?

With a scheduled 11 draft picks in this year's NFL Draft, the Baltimore Ravens are set up to select many prospects that will be additions to the team. Or will it be draft capital used to trade up, down, or for a player in the league? Glenn goes through all seven rounds to mock picks for new Ravens with some help from our draft expert Jason Pruett from DraftPlex!

The Baltimore Ravens are in the thick of reviewing NFL draft prospects with the hope to add new Ravens that will contribute to this year's team and beyond. With the loss of many former Ravens in free agency with the advent of a new regime, what will the Ravens be looking for? Which incoming players are the best fit for the Ravens? And who will they be able to draft in the first round?

A few short days after the monster trade for Maxx Crosby was announced in principle, it all falls apart. Reports are that the Baltimore Ravens did not like what they saw in Crosby's physical and walked away from the trade. After all the excitement in Baltimore had mounted, goodbyes shared to Las Vegas by Crosby, the whole thing falls apart. Who's to blame?

Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta made a huge splash with the announcement of the trade of superstar pass rusher Maxx Crosby from the Las Vegas Raiders. The price was steep with the Ravens giving up two first-round draft picks to acquire Crosby. But the move makes this the best Ravens defense in years and maybe the best in the league if head coach Jesse Minter is as advertised.

The Baltimore Ravens' new head coach Jesse Minter has been busy building his new staff. Among those brought on are Declan Doyle as offensive coordinator and Anthony Weaver as defensive coordinator. While Weaver is a familiar face to the Ravens, he does make a lateral move from the Miami Dolphins to fill the role. Doyle is a young, high-ceiling offensive mind from the Chicago Bears that will be calling plays for the first time.