• James Pierce Jr. in the first round: This Tennessee The cornerback could spice up the Ravens’ passing game.
• Help on the offensive line in the 2nd round.: Georgia Quarterback Tate Ratledge could be a Day 1 starter
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Baltimore Ravens are again competing in the AFC, although not as dominant as they were in 2023, when they finished the regular season as the top team in the conference.
However, they have some needs on both sides of the ball, and a strong 2025 NFL Draft will help them remain in Super Bowl contention.
Round 1 (24): James Pierce Jr. Tennessee
One of the Ravens’ defensive weaknesses is their inability to consistently win by margins and a former first-round draft pick. Odafe Owe is approaching the final year of his rookie contract in 2025. Pierce Jr. has the tools to be an NFL star and could make an immediate impact in Baltimore.
Round 2 (56): G Tate Ratledge, Georgia
Ratledge has earned a PFF pass-blocking grade above 80.0 in each of the last three seasons and has allowed just 13 attacks in 1,016 pass-blocking attempts since 2021. move Patrick Mekari from a rotation spot at right tackle to left guard during the season.
Round 3 (87): CB Jacob Parrish, Kansas
Despite drawing up Nate Wiggins In the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, selecting a cornerback on Day 2 would not be a bad idea for the Ravens. Parrish earned a 74.6 PFF coverage grade this season and averaged just 8.9 yards per reception.
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