Baltimore Ravens reload the trenches in 7-round 2021 mock draft
If Royce Newman is a strong option for the Ravens as a right tackle prospect, then Robert Hainsey of Notre Dame could provide this team with an absolute gem on the interior.
Hainsey looked like a seasoned pro at Senior Bowl practices moving from his college spot of right tackle to the guard position.
Really impressed with C Creed Humphrey and RG Robert Hainsey. Looked like they’ve worked together for years in a day 1 practice.
— Jon Ledyard (@LedyardNFLDraft) January 29, 2021
Love the support punch from Hainsey before he climbs, helping Humphrey secure the reach block pic.twitter.com/sNCegkQML1
At the NFL level, he obviously has the ability to flex between both spots. This particular draft class is so strong on the offensive line and the Ravens should be planning on loading up.
Missouri is putting out a couple of good safety prospects to the NFL this year in Joshuah Bledsoe and Tyree Gillespie.
If Bledsoe is here in round six for the Baltimore Ravens, it’s highway robbery. He made one of the biggest plays of the year for Missouri, sealing the team’s win over LSU with a fourth-down pass breakup.
Over the past two seasons, he has 16 pass breakups, an interception, and two forced fumbles.
In mock draft simulators, Alaric Jackson is consistently available in the 6th-7th rounds. While that may ultimately be the case in the real 2021 NFL Draft, Jackson has versatility as a tackle/guard at the next level and as the starting left tackle at Iowa, you know he’s going to be well-coached.
With the final pick of this mock draft, the Ravens get a possible future starting offensive lineman. That’s a huge haul.