The Ravens have officially signed nine of their league-high 11 selections in the 2025 NFL Draft, per a team announcement. As prescribed by the NFL’s collective bargaining agreement, all nine players ...

The Baltimore Ravens didn't necessarily have a glaring need heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, but that does not mean they were complacent. | ANALYSIS: Who should the Ravens target in the first round?

The Ravens have exercised the fifth-year option for S Kyle Hamilton, but did not use it on C Tyler Linderbaum. The Baltimore Ravens added some talented players during the 2025 NFL Draft.

The Baltimore Ravens already had one of the league's best rosters, if not the best, entering the 2025 NFL Draft. Now after the draft, that roster looks even better. Despite picking late in most ...

The Ravens aim to improve their pass defense after struggling in 2024. Georgia Bulldogs Safety Malaki Starks is now a part of the Baltimore Ravens after the franchise drafted him No. 27 overall in the ...

The Baltimore Ravens addressed a number of needs in this year's NFL Draft. From landing Georgia safety Malaki Starks with the No. 27 overall pick to LSU guard Garrett Dellinger with the No.

It was a very successful NFL Draft for the Baltimore Ravens as they started strong and finished even stronger. ... but the weekend was not without its controversies. The first-round draft choice ...

The 2025 NFL draft is over, and the Ravens did what they always do: navigated the board and came away with a deep and versatile class. Eric DeCosta added two elite defenders with their first two picks ...

Widely viewed as a top-20 prospect based on his ability and production that included leading the country in sacks with 17 last season, Green was instead selected 59th overall by the Ravens in the ...

The Steelers have lost the AFC North divisional crown to the Ravens for two years in a row — and it may not change any time soon, as Baltimore has just dominated the first two rounds of the 2025 ...

Malaki Starks was the most popular Ravens draft pick for good reason. Baltimore selected the playmaking Georgia safety in the first round with pick No. 27, landing their dream player by sitting ...