The Ravens entered the primary evening of the NFL draft with only one first-round choose. They left Thursday having made two trades and two extremely touted picks.
With two Day 2 picks and 7 Day 3 picks, what is going to normal supervisor Eric DeCosta do subsequent?
“I don’t want to tip my hand, but I do think there are excellent players available in the next three rounds, really,” DeCosta stated Thursday evening. “One of our goals with this draft was to have as many picks as possible. … I do think, though, our goal is to be pretty damn good with these upcoming picks. I think we’ve stacked an excellent board; our scouts and coaches have done a great job. And I think we’re primed to do very well in the next couple days.”
Here’s a have a look at what to anticipate Friday.
What time is the draft, and the way can I watch it?
Coverage of the second and third spherical begins Friday at 7 p.m. and might be broadcast on ESPN, ABC and the NFL Network. After having a 10-minute window for first-round picks, groups get simply seven minutes between picks within the second spherical and 5 minutes within the third.
When do the Ravens choose within the Day 2 draft order?
The Ravens have the No. 45 total choose within the second spherical and the No. 76 total choose within the third spherical.
Second spherical
33. Buccaneers
34. Vikings
35. Titans
36. Giants
37. Texans
38. Jets
39. Bears
40. Seahawks
41. Seahawks
42. Colts
43. Falcons
44. Browns
45. Ravens
46. Lions
47. Commanders
48. Bears
49. Saints
50. Chiefs
51. Eagles
52. Steelers
53. Packers
54. Patriots
55. Cardinals
56. Cowboys
57. Bills
58. Falcons
59. Packers
60. Buccaneers
61. 49ers
62. Chiefs
63. Bengals
64. Broncos
Third spherical
65. Jaguars
66. Vikings
67. Giants
68. Texans
69. Titans
70. Jaguars
71. Bears
72. Seahawks
73. Colts
74. Falcons
75. Broncos
76. Ravens
77. Vikings
78. Browns
79. Chargers
80. Texans
81. Giants
82. Falcons
83. Eagles
84. Steelers
85. Patriots
86. Raiders
87. Cardinals
88. Cowboys
89. Bills
90. Titans
91. Buccaneers
92. Packers
93. 49ers
94. Patriots
95. Bengals
96. Broncos
97. Lions
98. Commanders
99. Browns
100. Cardinals
101. Jaguars
102. Dolphins
103. Chiefs
104. Rams
105. 49ers
What may the Ravens do?
The Ravens’ best-player-available strategy Thursday led them to Notre Dame security Kyle Hamilton at No. 14 total and Iowa middle Tyler Linderbaum at No. 25 total.
But after buying and selling away vast receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown and passing on a number of premium positions, their wants are many and their vary of attainable strikes Friday is huge. Will they give the impression of being to carry the place they’re in each rounds? Could they package deal a handful of their fourth-round picks so as to add a Day 2 choice?
Here’s how their most urgent positional wants stack up, together with a second- and third-round chance at every spot.
1. Edge rusher: Kentucky’s Josh Paschal (second spherical), South Carolina’s Kingsley Enagbare (third spherical)
2. Cornerback: Auburn’s Roger McCreary, Nebraska’s Cam Taylor-Britt
3. Offensive sort out: Central Michigan’s Bernhard Raimann, Minnesota’s Daniel Faalele
4. Defensive line: Houston’s Logan Hall, Alabama’s Phidarian Mathis
5. Wide receiver: Georgia’s George Pickens, Cincinnati’s Alec Pierce
6. Inside linebacker: Wyoming’s Chad Muma, Georgia’s Channing Tindall
7. Running again: Michigan State’s Kenneth Walker III, Georgia’s James Cook
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