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The Ravens used their final pick of the 2017 draft on Virginia Tech safety Chuck Clark, who went with the 186th pick in the sixth round. Clark was a three-year starter for the Hokies. Unless the Ravens trade back into the draft, theyâll have not drafted a wide receiver for the first time since... View the full article

Here's what columnist Mike Preston thinks about the Ravens' second pick on the third day of the NFL Draft, Jermaine Eluemunor, a 6-4, 322-pound guard/tackle from Texas A&M. Growing up in London, Eluemunor played more rugby than football before moving to New Jersey: Eluemunor is expected to challenge... View the full article

The Ravens went back to the offensive line for their second consecutive pick, selecting Texas A&M guard/tackle Jermaine Eluemunor with their fifth-round pick. They took San Diego State guard Nico Siragusa in the fourth round. A one-year starter at Texas A&M, Eluemunor (pronounced eh-LOO-muh-nor)... View the full article

Raise your hand if you thought the Ravens would go all defense in the first two days of the NFL Draft? You're lying. No one thought that. But if the Ravens are to be believed, they stayed true to their draft board and went with the best player available with each pick. And this year that included... View the full article

Here's what columnist Mike Preston thinks about the Ravens' first pick on the third day of the NFL Draft, Nico Sirgusa, a 6-4, 319-pound guard from San Diego State. And no, he's not related to Tony Siragusa, the Ravens' former defensive tackle: He fits the mold of the type of blocker the Ravens... View the full article

With their first pick on the final day of the NFL draft, the Ravens finally took an offensive player. However, it was a guard, not a potential target for quarterback Joe Flacco. The Ravens used the 122nd pick in the fourth round on San Diego State guard Nico Siragusa, who is not related to the... View the full article

Get to know more about the Ravens' three middle-day draft picks. View the full article

The Ravens took Alabama's Marlon Humphrey with their first-round NFL draft pick Thursday night, but they reportedly did their due diligence on another cornerback with similar talent but greater baggage. Ohio State's Gareon Conley, who was taken No. 24 overall by the Oakland Raiders days after being... View the full article

The first of the Ravensâ three picks on day two of the draft is at No. 47 overall. Thatâs the 15th pick in this round so here are 15 thoughts on yesterday, tonight and the Ravens going forward. 1. This is strictly my opinion, and not based on anything Iâve heard, but I think the ideal scenario... View the full article

One of the things we learned: The Ravens are on an island with the Marlon Humphrey pick. View the full article

Several weeks ago, the Ravens were confident they could find a pass rusher in the second round and possibly the third, and we'll find out tonight on the second day of the draft. The Ravens filled a need Thursday night when they selected Alabama cornerback Marlon Humphrey. Some believe the Ravens... View the full article

Wide receivers, pass rushers, inside linebackers and offensive linemen the team could target View the full article

By now you know the basics about Marlon Humphrey, the Ravens' top draft pick. The cornerback, taken No. 16 overall Thursday night, is big, fast and aggressive. He comes from Alabama, same as 2014 first-round selection C.J. Mosley. He's also a former track star, the son of a Crimson Tide legend... View the full article

It seemed to be falling perfectly for the Ravens. A draft expected to be dominated by defense featured an early run on offensive players. The three top receivers went off the board in the top 10 picks, taking away that option for the Ravens. However, everything else was in play. Two Alabama defensive... View the full article

It seemed to be falling perfectly for the Ravens. A draft expected to be dominated by defense featured an early run on offensive players. The three top receivers went off the board in the top-10 picks, taking away that option for the Ravens. However, everything else was in play. Two Alabama defensive... View the full article

Various thoughts about the Ravens and what they might do with the 16th overall pick tonight. View the full article

With the 16th pick in the first round, the Baltimore Ravens ⦠Jeff Zrebiec, reporter: Select Corey Davis, WR, Western Michigan. Ravens fans rejoice as Ozzie Newsome gets that coveted target for Joe Flacco and selects the draft's top route runner. Mike Preston, columnist: Select Marlon Humphrey,... View the full article

Many longtime draft analysts have already called this yearâs draft, which gets underway Thursday night, the most unpredictable one theyâve ever studied. A day before the start of the first round, there is still some uncertainty about what the Cleveland Browns will do with the No.1 overall pick.... View the full article

Rod Carew and Ralf Reuland stood together in front of the mound, sharing a cause and a vision â and very much a heart. Four months after Carew received the heart and kidney of former NFL tight end Konrad Reuland, the 71-year-old watched as Reuland's father, Ralf, threw out the first pitch at Angel... View the full article

Iâve been among those banging the drum for the Ravens to take a pass rusher in the first round of the NFL draft Thursday, but itâs very possible that at No. 16, they're in a spot where an edge rusher might not represent the best value. Texas A&M's Myles Garrett and Stanford's Solomon Thomas could... View the full article

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Jeff Zrebiec, reporter: The Ravens still have a good bit of work to do in constructing their roster if theyâre going to get back to the playoffs, but there is nothing on this schedule thatâs especially troublesome. The early three-game stretch in London against the Jaguars, at home against the... View the full article

The Ravens begin the 2017 regular season in Cincinnati so they won't have to end it there for the sixth time in seven seasons. They avoid going to Green Bay in December. They'll have a near midseason bye week. They'll close the year with back-to-back games at home. However, the one aspect of their... View the full article

The Ravens begin the 2017 regular season in Cincinnati so they won't have to end it there for the sixth time in seven seasons. They avoid going to Green Bay in December. They'll have a near midseason bye week. They'll close the year with back-to-back games at home. However, the one aspect of their... View the full article

Ravens wide receiver Mike Wallace had no doubt he would be back for a second season with the team. Now, he wants to expand his responsibilities. View the full article