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The Ravens selected LSU linebacker Patrick Queen with the 28th pick of the first round of the 2020 NFL draft. View the full article

The Baltimore Sun's Ravens draft coverage team discusses first-round pick Patrick Queen, a linebacker from LSU. View the full article

The Ravens addressed their most urgent position of need in the first round of the NFL draft Thursday night, taking LSU inside linebacker Patrick Queen at No. 28 overall. View the full article

Take a look at all the players who the Miami Dolphins have selected in the first round of the AFL/NFL draft since 1966. View the full article

Consider this your NFL draft-watching companion. All three days we'll be curating national coverage alongside reports and analysis from our own Ravens insiders. View the full article

On the opening day of the NFL draft, here’s a look at which prospects experts and analysts predict the Ravens will select in the first round. View the full article

Here’s an alphabetical primer on one of the most intriguing Ravens drafts in years. View the full article

Here are The Baltimore Sun's top 65 prospects in the 2020 NFL draft. If you didn’t know by now, it’s a good year to need a wide receiver. View the full article

From Ronnie Stanley to Lamar Jackson, few teams have had a Midas touch quite like the Ravens’ in recent drafts. View the full article

The NFL draft begins Thursday night, with the Ravens’ first pick coming at No. 28 overall. Here’s everything you need to know before tuning in. View the full article

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson says he couldn't imagine playing football in front of no fans, but he's would help make something like that easier to swallow. View the full article

For a team like the Ravens, who have nine draft picks overall, including five over the first three rounds, the possibilities are limitless. View the full article

Here’s how six players outside the team’s positions of need stack up, why they’d fit and why they might not. View the full article

“In this specific draft, we love the fact that so many players are at a starting level,” Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said. View the full article