NFL Draft: Baltimore Ravens Complete List of Picks

The 2018 NFL Draft is here and the Ravens have a lot of decisions to make. Here are all the Ravens picks in this year’s draft.

The 2018 NFL Draft is finally here, and after all the mock drafts, analysis, and predictions, we’ll finally get to see who theBaltimore Ravenswill be drafting.

The Ravens certainly have a number of needs to address in this year’s NFL Draft. After losing wide receiversMike WallaceandMichael Campanaroto free agency and releasing bothJeremy Maclinand passing-down running backDanny Woodhead, it’s clear the team’s offense needs work.

However, with some quality offseason moves, the Ravens may have less to address in this year’s NFL Draft than they did at the beginning of the offseason.

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This offseason, the team signed a number of wide receivers, most notably former Oakland Raiders receiverMichael Crabtree, as well as former New Orleans Saints receiverWillie Snead, former Arizona Cardinals receiverJohn Brown, and former CFL starDeVier Posey.

The team still has former first-round pickBreshad Perrimanon the roster, though it looks like he’s going to get even less playing time than he did last year with the new addition at receiver. They also haveChris MooreandQuincy Adeboyejo.

Last season also saw the rise of running backAlex Collinsas one of the brightest budding stars in the NFL at the running back position. This season, Collins will look to cement himself as potentially the Ravens’ franchise starting running back.

Perhaps the Ravens’ biggest need in this year’s NFL Draft will be at the tight end and offensive line position. Tight end Benjamin Watson left the team and the Ravens were unable to sign any of the big-name tight end free agents likeJimmy GrahamorEric Ebron, leavingNick Boyleas their likely starter.

The team also lost centerRyan Jensento free agency, one of the better players on that line. It’s likely that the team will address the line needs in the NFL Draft this year.

There’s plenty of things the Ravens need, including depth at the linebacker position and in the secondary, as well as some more depth at the wide receiver position and even potentially a newquarterback.

Here we’ll be listing the picks that the Ravens make in this year’s NFL Draft as they happen, follow us here andon Twitter!

Complete List of Picks (updated as they occur):

Round 1, Pick No. 25 (via Tennessee Titans) – Hayden Hurst, TE, University of South Carolina

Round 1, Pick No. 32 (via Philadelphia Eagles) – Lamar Jackson, QB, University of Louisville

Round 3, Pick No. 83 – Orlando Brown Jr., OT, Oklahoma State

Round 3, Pick No. 86(via Kansas City Chiefs) – Mark Andrews, TE, University of Oklahoma

Round 4, Pick No. 118 – Anthony Averett, CB, University of Alabama

Round 4, Pick No. 122 (via Kansas City Chiefs) – Kenny Young, LB, UCLA

Round 4, Pick No. 132 (via Philadelphia Eagles) – Jaleel Scott, WR, New Mexico State

Round 5, Pick No. 162 (via Tennessee Titans) – Jordan Lasley, WR, UCLA

Round 6, Pick No. 190 – Deshon Elliott, S, Texas

Round 6, Pick No. 212 (via Oakland Raiders) – Greg Senat, OT, Wagner

Round 6, Pick No. 215 (via Tennessee Titans) – Bradley Bozeman, C, Alabama

Round 7, Pick No. 238 – Zach Sieler, DE, Ferris St.

And there you have it! Our list of the Ravens’ picks for the NFL Draft. The list will be continuously updated throughout draft weekend, so stick with us to follow along.

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We’ll be diving into each and every pick the team makes, offering different analysis and opinions on all the goings on of the NFL Draft as the weekend goes on.

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