With 11 selections in this mock draft, the Patriots can address needs on both sides of the ball, as New England could be trade candidates at the NFL Draft.
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The Ravens could trade, but if they make a first-round selection in the NFL Draft, it could be one of the following options that address a top-three need.
Will Anderson Jr. should be the first defender taken, as the Alabama star has the tools and production to back up his top-five status in the 2023 NFL Draft.
The Ravens getting Lamar Jackson another weapon in Odell Beckham Jr. also impacts the 2023 NFL Draft, as Baltimore can be flexible with the 22nd pick.
UCLA QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson is a potential hidden gem in the 2023 NFL Draft. What are his strengths and weaknesses as a mid to late-round prospect?
Anthony Richardson was the star of the show at this year's NFL Scouting Combine. Which other offensive players joined him on the list of potential risers?
Georgia EDGE Nolan Smith is the biggest riser so far from this year's NFL Scouting Combine. Who else has stood out on defense from the first two days?
If the Ravens make a trade, one that makes sense is trading for Bears’ linebacker Roquan Smith to pair up with Patrick Queen, forming a star-studded tandem.
With the Baltimore Ravens trading away Marquise Brown to the Arizona Cardinals, they should look to add to the wide receiver room.
After an injury-plagued 2021 season, the Baltimore Ravens have many needs to address. With picking at 14th overall, will the players they want be in reach?
The Baltimore Ravens needed a nose tackle this offseason and they get Michael Pierce, as he reunites with his old team to fill that need.
The Baltimore Ravens get some much-needed help in the trenches on offense, signing Morgan Moses to be their right tackle.
After a quiet first day of legal tampering, the Ravens make a splash in free agency on the second day, signing free safety Marcus Williams to a 5-year deal.
The Baltimore Ravens finished the 2021 season at 8-9. They needs to address their depth and add more talent at several positions this offseason.
Ja'Marr Chase should now be the favorite for OROTY, as his first season in the NFL for the Cincinnati Bengals has been a record-breaking one so far.
The Sony Michel trade the LA Rams did over the summer is paying off big time, as the former NE Patriots RB is now the lead back for head coach Sean McVay.
Jaylen Waddle could be a potential offensive rookie of the year candidate, as the Miami Dolphins wide receiver could break even more records.
History was in the making for the Minnesota Vikings wide receiver, as Justin Jefferson breaks the record for receiving yards in their first two NFL seasons.
The New England Patriots are trending upward as a playoff contender and if they want to expand their offense, they should keep feeding Rhamondre Stevenson.
Without Odell Beckham Jr., the Cleveland Browns might have found some consistency opposite Jarvis Landry in potential deep threat Donovan Peoples-Jones.