2020 Ravens Draft Watch: Jon Runyan Jr.
Ken Zalis sees Michigan offensive tackle Jon Runyan Jr. as a fifth- or sixth-round swing tackle/guard prospect with upside.
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2020 NFL Draft: Ravens Seven-Round Mock Draft
Ken Zalis shares his initial seven-round NFL mock draft for the Baltimore Ravens, including four options for every pick.
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2020 Ravens Draft Watch: Amik Robertson
Could the Ravens target Louisiana Tech cornerback Amik Robertson in the 2020 NFL Draft? Ken Zalis says Robertson is a really good football player who projects as a a mid-fourth- to fifth-round pick simply because of his size.
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2020 Ravens Draft Watch: Darrynton Evans
Ken Zalis says Appalachian State’s Darrynton Evans may be the best-kept secret at running back in this year’s NFL Draft.
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2020 Ravens Draft Watch: Josh Uche
Would Michigan’s Josh Uche fit into the Ravens’ defense as an edge rusher? Ken Zalis says Uche sets the edge well but needs to add strength.
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2020 NFL Draft: Mock Draft 2.0
Ken Zalis shares an updated 2020 NFL mock draft, and he predicts the Baltimore Ravens will take Baylor WR Denzel Mims at No. 28.
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2020 Ravens Draft Watch: Shaquille Quarterman
How would Miami linebacker Shaquille Quarterman look in the middle of the Ravens’ defense? Ken Zalis says Quarterman is a big hitter with a high football IQ.
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2020 Ravens Draft Watch: Jack Driscoll
Would Auburn offensive tackle Jack Driscoll be a fit for the Ravens in the 2020 NFL Draft? Ken Zalis says Driscoll has great hand placement and quick feet but must get stronger.
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NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah: 2020 NFL Draft Features ‘Phenomenal Group Of Wideouts’
If the Ravens choose to use the 2020 NFL Draft to try to find a big-play wide receiver who can line up opposite Marquise Brown, NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah says this is an ideal draft to find that player.
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2020 NFL Draft: Top Five Defensive Prospects By Position
Ken Zalis shares his top defensive prospects by position heading into the NFL Scouting Combine, with LSU’s Patrick Queen among the inside linebackers.
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