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Title: Ravens 2024 Draft: Picks, Team Needs, and Viewing Information
The Baltimore Sun eNewspaper, April 25th, 2024
With the 2024 NFL draft commencing tonight, the Baltimore Ravens, who finished last season with an impressive 13-4 record and a trip to the AFC championship game, are ready to bring in a significant rookie class. The draft kicks off in Detroit on Thursday night with the first round. To help you stay informed, here’s a comprehensive breakdown:
Draft Schedule and Broadcast:
– The 2024 NFL draft begins with the first round on Thursday at 8 p.m. in Detroit.
– Rounds 2-3 will take place on Friday at 7 p.m.
– Rounds 4-7 are scheduled for Saturday at noon.
– Live coverage will be available through various channels, including NFL Network, NFL+, ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Deportes.
First-Round Draft Order:
Here is the order of picks for the first round:
1. Chicago Bears (from Carolina)
2. Washington Commanders
3. New England Patriots
4. Arizona Cardinals
5. Los Angeles Chargers
6. New York Giants
7. Tennessee Titans
8. Atlanta Falcons
9. Chicago Bears
10. New York Jets
11. Minnesota Vikings
12. Denver Broncos
13. Las Vegas Raiders
14. New Orleans Saints
15. Indianapolis Colts
16. Seattle Seahawks
17. Jacksonville Jaguars
18. Cincinnati Bengals
19. Los Angeles Rams
20. Pittsburgh Steelers
21. Miami Dolphins
22. Philadelphia Eagles
23. Minnesota Vikings (from Cleveland through Houston)
24. Dallas Cowboys
25. Green Bay Packers
26. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
27. Arizona Cardinals (from Houston)
28. Buffalo Bills
29. Detroit Lions
30. Baltimore Ravens
31. San Francisco 49ers
32. Kansas City Chiefs
Ravens’ Draft Picks:
The Ravens currently possess nine draft picks after a series of trades, including one with the New York Jets for right tackle Morgan Moses.
– No. 30 (first round)
– No. 62 (second round)
– No. 93 (third round)
– No. 113 (fourth round, acquired from Denver via N.Y. Jets)
– No. 130 (fourth round)
– No. 165 (fifth round)
– No. 218 (sixth round, acquired from N.Y. Jets)
– No. 228 (seventh round, acquired from N.Y. Jets)
– No. 250 (seventh round)
Team Needs:
The Ravens’ primary areas of focus for the draft include offensive line, wide receiver, edge rusher, cornerback, and safety.
Potential Ravens’ Targets:
Several prospects are being considered by the Ravens for their No. 30 overall pick. Some notable names include:
– Amarius Mims, offensive tackle from Georgia
– Tyler Guyton, offensive tackle from Oklahoma
– Jordan Morgan, offensive tackle-guard from Arizona
– Kingsley Suamataia, offensive tackle from BYU
– Jackson Powers-Johnson, guard-center from Oregon
– Adonai Mitchell, wide receiver from Texas
– Ladd McConkey, wide receiver from Georgia
– Xavier Worthy, wide receiver from Texas
– Keon Coleman, wide receiver from Florida State
– Chop Robinson, edge rusher from Penn State
– Darius Robinson, defensive lineman from Missouri
– Cooper DeJean, cornerback-safety from Iowa
– Kool-Aid McKinstry, cornerback from Alabama
– Kamari Lassiter, cornerback from Georgia
Here are some prospects with ties to Baltimore and Maryland:
– Caleb Williams: Quarterback from Southern California (Bowie/Gonzaga)
– Taulia Tagovailoa: Quarterback from Maryland
– Jeshaun Jones: Wide receiver from Maryland
– Tyrese Chambers: Wide receiver from Baltimore (Poly)
– James McNeill: Wide receiver from Bowie State
– Treveyon Pratt: Wide receiver from Morgan State
– Abdou Diop: Tight end from Morgan State
– Blake Corum: Running back from Michigan (St. Frances/St. Vincent Pallotti)
– Delmar “DJ” Glaze: Offensive lineman from Maryland
– Corey Bullock: Offensive lineman from Maryland (Accokeek/Gwynn Park)
– Mike Purcell: Offensive lineman from Maryland
– Amelio Morán: Offensive lineman from Maryland
– Aric Harris: Offensive lineman from Maryland
– Dexter Carr: Offensive lineman from Morgan State
– Olu Fashanu: Offensive lineman from Penn State (Waldorf/Gonzaga)
– Christian Haynes: Offensive lineman from Connecticut (Bowie/Bowie HS)
– Gottlieb Ayedze: Offensive lineman from Maryland (Germantown/Northwest HS)
– Christian Teague: Defensive lineman from Maryland (North Hagerstown/Morgan State)
– Tre Colbert: Defensive lineman from Maryland
– Jesus Gibbs: Defensive lineman from Towson
– Samuel Obiang: Defensive lineman from Towson
– Cameron Chesley: Defensive lineman from Bowie State (Fort Washington/Morgan State)
– Chop Robinson: Edge rusher from Penn State (Gaithersburg/Quince Orchard)
– Chris Braswell: Edge rusher from Alabama (Baltimore/St. Frances)
– Eyabi Okie-Anoma: Edge rusher from Charlotte (Baltimore/St. Frances)
– Kris Jenkins: Defensive tackle from Michigan (Olney/Good Counsel)
– Curtis Jacobs: Linebacker from Penn State (Glen Burnie/McDonogh)
– Noah Washington: Linebacker from Morgan State
– Devan Hebron: Linebacker from Morgan State (Lanham/Duval HS)
– Lawrence Richardson: Linebacker from Morgan State
– Beau Brade: Safety from Maryland (Clarksville/River Hill)
– Tarheeb Still: Cornerback from Maryland
– Ja’Quan Sheppard: Cornerback from Maryland
– Jae’veyon Morton: Cornerback from Morgan State
– Mychale Salahuddin: Defensive back from Bowie State
– Jordan Toles: Safety from Morgan State (Baltimore/St. Frances)
– Robert Javier: Cornerback from Towson
– Caelen Carson: Cornerback from Wake Forest (Waldorf/North Point)
– Cam Hart: Cornerback from Notre Dame (Baltimore/Good Counsel)
– Khyree Jackson: Cornerback from Oregon (Upper Marlboro/Wise)
– Josh Wallace: Cornerback from Michigan (Bowie/DeMatha Catholic)
– A.J. Woods: Cornerback from Pittsburgh (Germantown/Northwest)
– Colton Spangler: Punter from Maryland (Pasadena/Chesapeake-AA)
– D’Ago Hunter: Running back-kick returner from Towson
As for the Ravens’ most recent first-round picks:
– 2023: Zay Flowers, Boston College wide receiver (No. 22 overall)
– 2022: Kyle Hamilton, Notre Dame safety (No. 14 overall)
– 2022: Tyler Linderbaum, Iowa center (No. 25 overall)
– 2021: Rashod Bateman, Minnesota wide receiver (No. 27 overall)
– 2020: Patrick Queen, LSU linebacker (No. 28 overall)
– 2019: Marquise Brown, Oklahoma wide receiver (No. 25 overall)
– 2018: Hayden Hurst, South Carolina tight end (No. 25 overall)
– 2018: Lamar Jackson, Louisville quarterback (No. 32 overall)
– 2017: Marlon Humphrey, Alabama cornerback (No. 16 overall)
– 2016: Ronnie Stanley, Notre Dame left tackle (No. 6 overall)