There aren't many quarterbacks who have thrived in the NFL with a bigger personality than Cam Newton .

For the first round, the first player they mention is Georgia safety Maliki Starks, who the Baltimore Ravens drafted with the 27th overall pick. "He has positional versatility that allows Kyle ...

writing that the Ravens “landed a potential cornerstone defender without having to move a muscle.” Starks becomes just the fourth safety ever taken in the first round by Baltimore. The list he ...

Of the 11 picks that the Baltimore Ravens cashed in on over this past weekend's NFL draft, only one of them was spent on an offensive skill position. This wasn't some testament to their ...

Green put up ridiculous numbers at Marshall with his fluid athleticism, pass rush moves, awareness and bend. He's less effective against the run but his violent playing style affects the play even ...

The Ravens added help for their secondary in the first round, then took a pass rusher in the second who comes with some off-field concerns. On the final day, Baltimore took a kicker, suggesting ...

The Ravens selected Kone in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 178th overall. Kone (6-foot-1, 190 pounds) is a corner with height and speed (4.43-second 40-yard dash) who had to work his way ...

Are the Ravens setting the stage to move on from Justin Tucker? With the No. 186 pick in the sixth round, Baltimore has selected kicker Tyler Loop out of Arizona. Loop played five seasons for Arizona, ...

After choosing safety Malaki Starks in the first round and edge rusher Mike Green with their second pick, the Ravens took Emery Jones Jr. with their third-round selection in the NFL draft.

Seventeen of them came in 2024 - the most by any player in the FBS that year. Grading Ravens drafting EDGE Mike Green Sexual assault allegations aside, how will Mike Green fare as a Raven?

The Ravens drafted Green late in the second round. The standout edge rusher had 17 sacks last season at Marshall. It was his second season there after two at Virginia, and he said at the NFL ...