The 2024 NFL draft is over, as the Baltimore Ravens came away with a solid nine-player class full of athleticism and versatility on both sides of the football. Eric DeCosta landed three potential starters with their three picks and a dynamic wide receiver with under-the-radar potential. Baltimore is now building an undrafted free agent class ahead of the rookie minicamp, and we’re tracking all of the signings ..read more

Baltimore added more offensive line depth to the roster, selecting former Michigan State center Nick Samac with pick No. 228 in the seventh round. A team captain for the Spartans, Samac played 50 games in his college career, starting 32. Welcome to Baltimore, @nickysamac pic.twitter.com/UYwGDX7ILJ — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) April 27, 2024 Samac was an honorable mention All Big-10 selection in 2023, despite fracturing his fibula late in the season. Email Sign up Like this article? Sign up for the Ravens Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning An erro ..read more

The Ravens added a quarterback to their roster during the draft, selecting former NC State and Kentucky signal caller Devin Leary. Leary was a 5-year starter who played one season with the Wildcats after transferring from NC State (2018-22). Welcome to the Charm City, @DevinLeary1pic.twitter.com/VwpC98qHgy — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) April 27, 2024 Leary is Baltimore’s first quarterback drafted since 2019 (Trace McSorley). Last year, he threw for 2,746 yards, 25 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions for Kentucky. Email Sign up Like this article? Sign up for the Ravens Wire email newslette ..read more

The Baltimore Ravens signed wide receiver Rashod Bateman to an extension through 2026 on Wednesday. The deal shows that the team has a massive amount of belief in the wideout, especially with a big role upcoming for the fourth-year wideout. Following the extension, Bateman took to Instagram and posted a story seemingly pointed at his haters. The message of the video calls out non-believers, with many reacting to the story on social media once Bateman posted it. Ravens WR Rashod Bateman with a message to his haters on Instagram courtesy of Drakepic.twitter.com/zJeU5RWNTa — Kevin Oestreicher ..read more

The Ravens may have landed their running back of the future after drafting Marshall running back Rasheen Ali with pick No. 165 overall. A shifty, and sturdy running back, Ali joins Derrick Henry, Justice Hill, Keaton Mitchell, and Owen Wright on depth chart in Baltimore. Welcome to Baltimore, Rasheen Ali@fsosheen1 pic.twitter.com/j5aaeSV3wr — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) April 27, 2024 An Ohio native, Ali rushed for 2831 yards and scored 42 total touchdowns during his time with the Thundering Herd. Rasheed Ali led the FBS with seven plays of 50-plus yards (six runs, one catch) last season. Fu ..read more

The Ravens have added multiple cornerbacks in the NFL draft after selecting Iowa State cornerback T.J. Tampa with pick No. 130 overall. Mel Kiper Jr. called this “one of the steals of the draft,” Tampa is already familiar with Nate Wiggins after they were roommates at the NFL scouting combine. .@Tamp1A on staying loyal to @CycloneFB pic.twitter.com/6Z65wUyHrp — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) April 27, 2024 Tampa was the sixth-ranked cornerback on Kiper’s final rankings and was the 38th-best prospect overall. Tampa and Wiggins bring speed, depth, and athleticism to a secondary, with Marlon Humphr ..read more

The Baltimore Ravens came away from the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft with one of the top cornerback prospects in the class. The Ravens’ selection of Clemson cornerback Nate Wiggins was graded as “very good” by PFF. “The Ravens select the lengthy but light Wiggins to play alongside Marlon Humphrey and Kyle Hamilton in their secondary,” PFF wrote. “Wiggins’ closing speed is elite, and he showed good press ability in college despite his frame. He led the ACC with an 89.4 PFF coverage grade over the last two seasons. If he can handle NFL receivers’ play strength, he has immense potential ..read more

The Baltimore Ravens have a new OT, Roger Rosengarten, with an interesting, championship lineage. Rosengarten attended the same high school, Valor Christian, in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, as the McCafferys. The three children of Ed McCaffery, a three-time Super Bowl-winning wide receiver, attended Valor Christian, a school whose football program has won eight state championships in Colorado. One of those offspring is Luke McCaffery, a high school teammate of Rosengarten’s, who was taken 100th overall last night by the Washington Commanders out of Nebraska. Night two of the NFL Draft brought se ..read more

With Baltimore in a position to draft the best player available, GM Eric DeCosta added a wide receiver to the roster in the fourth round. The Ravens selected UNC wide receiver DeVontez Walker with the 113th overall pick. Welcome to Baltimore, @DevontezWalkerpic.twitter.com/q6OhlkxKtq — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) April 27, 2024 Walker is a legit vertical threat with 4.36 speed who is still developing his route tree, and the ability to beat press coverage. Walker had 41 catches for 699 yards and seven touchdowns in his final season with the Tarheels after he Missed four games over eligibility ..read more

On the first two nights of the 2024 NFL Draft, the teams selected the first 100 prospects over the three rounds. Now it’s time for the remaining four rounds, kicking off on Saturday at 12 p.m. ET in downtown Detroit. Baltimore can draft for the best available player after landing Nate Wiggins, Adisa Isaac, and Roger Rosengarten Here are the top 30 players the Ravens could target on Day 3 of the 2024 NFL draft ..read more