ExtremeRavens Posted April 25 Share Posted April 25 The NFL draft has finally arrived. After finishing an NFL-best 13-4 and reaching the AFC championship game last season, the Ravens are poised to add a large rookie class. It all begins Thursday night with the first round in Detroit. Before the Ravens are on the clock, here’s everything you need to know: What time is the draft, and how can I watch? The 2024 NFL draft kicks off in Detroit with the first round Thursday at 8 p.m., followed by Rounds 2-3 on Friday at 7 p.m. and Rounds 4-7 on Saturday at noon. Live coverage will be on NFL Network, NFL+, ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes. What is the draft order? Here is the order of picks for the first round: Chicago Bears (from Carolina) Washington Commanders New England Patriots Arizona Cardinals Los Angeles Chargers New York Giants Tennessee Titans Atlanta Falcons Chicago Bears New York Jets Minnesota Vikings Denver Broncos Las Vegas Raiders New Orleans Saints Indianapolis Colts Seattle Seahawks Jacksonville Jaguars Cincinnati Bengals Los Angeles Rams Pittsburgh Steelers Miami Dolphins Philadelphia Eagles Minnesota Vikings (from Cleveland through Houston) Dallas Cowboys Green Bay Packers Tampa Bay Buccaneers Arizona Cardinals (from Houston) Buffalo Bills Detroit Lions Ravens San Francisco 49ers Kansas City Chiefs How many picks do the Ravens have? After a few trades, including a draft pick swap with the New York Jets in the deal for right tackle Morgan Moses last month, the Ravens have nine total selections. No. 30 (first round) No. 62 (second) No. 93 (third) No. 113 (fourth, from Denver via N.Y. Jets) No. 130 (fourth) No. 165 (fifth) No. 218 (sixth, from N.Y. Jets) No. 228 (seventh, from N.Y. Jets) No. 250 (seventh) What are the Ravens’ biggest needs? Here’s a deeper look at the positions the Ravens are most likely to fill in the draft, including offensive line, wide receiver, edge rusher, cornerback and safety. Who are some of the prospects the Ravens could target? Here’s a look at which players at positions of need could be available for the Ravens when they’re on the clock at No. 30 overall. • Georgia offensive tackle Amarius Mims • Oklahoma offensive tackle Tyler Guyton • Arizona offensive tackle-guard Jordan Morgan • BYU offensive tackle Kingsley Suamataia • Oregon guard-center Jackson Powers-Johnson • Texas wide receiver Adonai Mitchell • Georgia wide receiver Ladd McConkey • Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy • Florida State wide receiver Keon Coleman • Penn State edge rusher Chop Robinson • Missouri defensive lineman Darius Robinson • Iowa cornerback-safety Cooper DeJean • Alabama cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry • Georgia cornerback Kamari Lassiter Who are the prospects with ties to Baltimore and Maryland? Hat tip to “The Beast” draft guide from The Athletic’s Dane Brugler. • Southern California quarterback Caleb Williams (Bowie/Gonzaga) • Maryland quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa • Maryland wide receiver Jeshaun Jones • Maryland wide receiver Tyrese Chambers (Baltimore/Poly) • Bowie State wide receiver James McNeill • Morgan State wide receiver Treveyon Pratt • Morgan State tight end Abdou Diop • Michigan running back Blake Corum (St. Frances/St. Vincent Pallotti) • Maryland offensive lineman Delmar “DJ” Glaze • Maryland offensive lineman Corey Bullock (Accokeek/Gwynn Park) • Maryland offensive lineman Mike Purcell • Maryland offensive lineman Amelio Morán • Maryland offensive lineman Aric Harris • Morgan State offensive lineman Dexter Carr • Penn State offensive lineman Olu Fashanu (Waldorf/Gonzaga) • Connecticut offensive lineman Christian Haynes (Bowie/Bowie HS) • Maryland offensive lineman Gottlieb Ayedze (Germantown/Northwest HS) • Maryland defensive lineman Christian Teague (North Hagerstown/Morgan State) • Maryland defensive lineman Tre Colbert • Towson defensive lineman Jesus Gibbs • Towson defensive lineman Samuel Obiang • Bowie State defensive lineman Cameron Chesley (Fort Washington/Morgan State) • Penn State edge rusher Chop Robinson (Gaithersburg/Quince Orchard) • Alabama edge rusher Chris Braswell (Baltimore/St. Frances) • Charlotte edge rusher Eyabi Okie-Anoma (Baltimore/St. Frances) • Michigan defensive tackle Kris Jenkins (Olney/Good Counsel) • Penn State linebacker Curtis Jacobs (Glen Burnie/McDonogh) • Morgan State linebacker Noah Washington • Morgan State linebacker Devan Hebron (Lanham/Duval HS) • Morgan State linebacker Lawrence Richardson • Maryland safety Beau Brade (Clarksville/River Hill) • Maryland cornerback Tarheeb Still • Maryland cornerback Ja’Quan Sheppard • Morgan State cornerback Jae’veyon Morton • Bowie State defensive back Mychale Salahuddin • Morgan State safety Jordan Toles (Baltimore/St. Frances) • Towson cornerback Robert Javier • Wake Forest cornerback Caelen Carson (Waldorf/North Point) • Notre Dame cornerback Cam Hart (Baltimore/Good Counsel) • Oregon cornerback Khyree Jackson (Upper Marlboro/Wise) • Michigan cornerback Josh Wallace (Bowie/DeMatha Catholic) • Pittsburgh cornerback A.J. Woods (Germantown/Northwest) • Maryland punter Colton Spangler (Pasadena/Chesapeake-AA) • Towson running back-kick returner D’Ago Hunter Who are the Ravens’ most recent first-round picks? 2023: Boston College wide receiver Zay Flowers, No. 22 overall 2022: Notre Dame safety Kyle Hamilton, No. 14 2022: Iowa center Tyler Linderbaum, No. 25 2021: Minnesota wide receiver Rashod Bateman, No. 27 2020: LSU linebacker Patrick Queen, No. 28 2019: Oklahoma wide receiver Marquise Brown, No. 25 2018: South Carolina tight end Hayden Hurst, No. 25 2018: Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson, No. 32 2017: Alabama cornerback Marlon Humphrey, No. 16 2016: Notre Dame left tackle Ronnie Stanley, No. 6 Latest mock drafts • 2024 NFL mock draft (Version 6.0): Connecting the dots for one last first-round projection • Dueling Ravens mock drafts: Two views on how to rebuild a Super Bowl contender • 2024 NFL mock draft (Version 5.0): Ravens beat writer Brian Wacker predicts the first round More Ravens draft coverage • Grading the Ravens’ three most recent drafts, from Rashod Bateman to Andrew Vorhees • Mike Preston: Drafting offensive linemen who can protect Ravens QB Lamar Jackson must be a priority | COMMENTARY • Ravens roundtable: Answering NFL draft questions and grading Eric DeCosta • Why the NFL draft is so important for the Ravens, both this year and next • Mike Preston: Former Terps, River Hill star Beau Brade leans on faith, work ethic entering NFL draft | COMMENTARY • Mike Preston: Ravens would be wise to target Ed Reed’s cousin, Trey Taylor, in NFL draft | COMMENTARY • Ravens draft will be more essential in 2024, offensive linemen abound and playmakers wanted | TAKEAWAYS • Ravens’ John Harbaugh bullish despite questions ahead of NFL draft: ‘We’re going to have a heck of a team’ • The Ravens have hosted a slew of players before the NFL draft. 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