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Baltimore Ravens NFL draft picks 2025: Full list of team's round-by-round selections

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The Baltimore Ravens are among the teams with the most picks in the 2025 NFL Draft. How they use those picks could determine their success in the near and distant future.

If the Ravens really do want to make quarterback Lamar Jackson the highest-paid player in football, they'll need to build up the rest of their roster in the draft.

Last year, Baltimore's decisions to draft cornerback Nate Wiggins and tackle Roger Rosengarten paid off as both players established themselves as starters at their respective positions. This year, they'll need to follow that up with more key additions to push the team over the hump after two straight years of playoff heartbreak.

Here's everything to know about the Ravens' draft outlook ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft:

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Ravens 2025 NFL Draft picks

  • Round 1, Pick 27: Malaki Starks, S, Georgia

Analysis from Paste BN Sports' Nate Davis: A cagey DB who can play deep, near the line or in the slot – think Derwin James or Brian Branch. Pairing the two-time All-American with All-Pro Kyle Hamilton instantly gives a defense too often torched by big plays in 2024 what might well be the league’s best safety tandem in 2025.

  • Round 2, Pick 59: Mike Green, edge, Marshall

Analysis from Paste BN Sports' Nate Davis: The Sun Belt’s Defensive Player of the Year in 2024, Green (6-3, 251) led the country with 17 sacks and, per the analytics website Pro Football Focus, had 32 hurries. Sexual assault allegations while at the University of Virginia didn't do anything to help Green's otherwise impressive stock. But he could fill a long-term need for Baltimore, the Ravens needing to plan ahead with OLBs Kyle Van Noy and Odafe Oweh set to hit free agency in a year.

  • Round 3, Pick 91: Emery Jones, OT/G, LSU

A right tackle for the Tigers, he’ll add depth in Baltimore – or might even get a shot at one of the guard posts.

  • Round 4, Pick 129: Teddye Buchanan, LB, California
  • Round 4, Pick 141: Carson Vinson, OT, Alabama A&M
  • Round 6, Pick 178: Bilhal Kone, CB, Western Michigan
  • Round 6, Pick 186: Tyler Loop, K, Arizona
  • Round 6, Pick 203: LaJohntay Wester, WR, Colorado
  • Round 6, Pick 210 (compensatory selection): Aeneas Peebles, DT, Virginia Tech
  • Round 6, Pick 212 (compensatory selection): Robert Longerbeam, CB, Rutgers
  • Round 7, Pick 243: Garrett Dellinger, IOL, LSU

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Ravens 2025 NFL Draft needs

Defensive back

Cornerback Nate Wiggins had a strong first season in the Ravens' secondary, but Baltimore's passing defense as a whole allowed 244.1 passing yards per game – second-most of any team. At safety, Kyle Hamilton has really hit a groove with back-to-back Pro Bowl seasons, but the Ravens could still use another piece to complement Hamilton's skill set.

Edge rusher

It may not seem like a need, especially after Kyle Van Noy and Odafe Oweh each had double-digit sacks in 2024. However, they're both in the final year of their contracts and Van Noy just turned 34. Adding an explosive, young edge rusher could reinvigorate a pass-rush attack that only sacked Bills quarterback Josh Allen once in the divisional round matchup.

Ravens 2025 NFL mock draft

Here's what the Ravens could do come draft night, according to Paste BN Sports' Ayrton Ostly:

  • Round 1 – No. 27: Edge Donovan Ezeiruaku, Boston College
    • The Ravens go a slightly different direction at edge here. Ezeiruaku isn't a dynamic athlete needing development; he's the most pro-ready edge rusher in the class. His bend and array of pass-rush moves should make him an impact starter as a rookie.
  • Round 2 – No. 59: CB Darien Porter, Iowa State
    • Porter may fall down the board due to his age but offers outlier size at 6-foot-4 and impressive speed. The Ravens could use more cornerbacks and Porter's different enough from last year's top pick Nate Wiggins to offer diversity in the secondary.
  • Round 3 – No. 91: DT Deone Walker, Kentucky
  • Round 4 – No. 129: Edge Fadil Diggs, Syracuse
  • Round 4 – No. 136: OT Logan Brown, Kansas
  • Round 5 – No. 176: S Craig Woodson, Cal
  • Round 6 – No. 183: LB Jeffrey Bassa, Oregon
  • Round 6 – No. 203: G Luke Kandra, Cincinnati
  • Round 6 – No. 210: WR Bru McCoy, Tennessee
  • Round 6 – No. 212: RB Jaydon Blue, Texas
  • Round 7 – No. 243: WR Jordan Watkins, Ole Miss

2025 NFL Draft: Every team's picks

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