It’s official, Flock Nation: the Baltimore Ravens know where they’ll pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. After a gut-wrenching divisional playoff loss to the Buffalo Bills this past weekend, the Ravens are slotted to select 27th overall in the first round.
This draft spot places them just behind the Los Angeles Rams and ahead of the Detroit Lions. Historically, Baltimore has had some success picking at No. 27. In 2011, they landed cornerback Jimmy Smith, who became a cornerstone of their defense for years. More recently, they snagged wide receiver Rashod Bateman in 2021, a player who has shown flashes of brilliance despite battling injuries.
As we head into the offseason, the Ravens have some critical roster questions to address. Here are a few areas they might target with that 27th pick—or even in later rounds:
The Ravens are known for their savvy drafting under General Manager Eric DeCosta and, before him, Ozzie Newsome. They consistently find value, whether they’re picking in the top 10 or near the bottom of the first round. Flock fans can trust that the front office will do its homework to add another impact player to the roster.
While it’s disappointing to fall short of the Super Bowl, there’s still plenty to look forward to as the team retools for another run in 2025. Draft season is just getting started, and with the 27th pick, Baltimore will have options. Will they stay put, trade up, or trade down? Ravens fans will be watching closely to see how the chess pieces move.
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