The Ravens still can't rush the passer, but at least they recognize that. They sent a conditional 5th round pick to the Titans in exchange for the versatile Dre'Mont Jones, who gives Baltimore more juice in the front seven. Still, the Ravens defense hasn't allowed 20 points in a game in over a month, while the offense has done just enough to enjoy a 4-game win streak. Playoff hopes are alive and well in Baltimore.
The team could very well be in best player available mode in Round 1 of next April's draft. - not because they have no holes, but because they have several. The offensive line needs more consistency, the defensive front is old and injured, and the secondary could use another young corner. Even wide receiver could warrant some consideration. Still, though, the Ravens should choose to address their biggest need. Matayo Uiagalelei's 2024 production (10.5 sacks) nearly matches that of the entire Ravens' defense through 10 games. That doesn't sit right in the city that once housed Terrell Suggs. Uiagalelei is a similar-yet-better prospect than
Tavius Robinson, who Baltimore used a 4th round pick on in 2023 and has grown to love. The ability to play both inside and outside could help a team that craves versatility.
- Gabe Kamins, Ravens Analyst