2024 NFL mock draft roundup: Ravens reload at cornerback and offensive tackle
The Baltimore Ravens are 14-4 and one game away from a Super Bowl appearance after a 34-10 win over the Texans in the divisional round.
Even with Lamar Jackson and company roaring through the playoff field, it’s never too early for a look ahead to the 2024 NFL Draft.
Baltimore currently has about $13,658,828 in salary cap space per Over The Cap, and they’re spending about $120+ million plus on the offensive side of the football.
The Ravens also have 30 players scheduled to hit free agency, and some tough decisions will be made regarding who returns to Baltimore.
With the Reese’s Senior Bowl fast approaching and draft coverage set to begin, we’re looking at an updated mock draft roundup for AFC Championship week.
Daniel Jeremiah
Daniel Jeremiah has Baltimore adding another dynamic pass catcher.
Pick
32
Baltimore Ravens
Troy Franklin
Oregon · WR · Junior
Franklin is ultra explosive. He would be another weapon for Lamar Jackson, further strengthening an underrated receiver room.
The Athletic
Dane Brugler has Baltimore nabbing an offensive tackle.
32. Baltimore Ravens: Jordan Morgan, OT/G, Arizona
The Ravens could use depth at tackle and guard, and Morgan would help both spots. He played exclusively left tackle at Arizona, but some scouts project his skill set best inside. Regardless, Morgan plays balanced and physical in all phases.
Draft Network
Ryan Fowler has the Ravens adding a defensive tackle.
32. Baltimore Ravens
Byron Murphy II, IDL, TexasWhat a year it’s been for the Baltimore defense. And what an unbelievable year it’s’ been for pending free agent Justin Madubuike within the guts of the front three. Similar in height/weight and skill set to that of Baltimore’s former third-rounder, Byron Murphy II is one of the most explosive 3-techs in the nation. Should Madubuike depart, Murphy II can provide an immediate insurance plan for one of the league’s most athletic front sevens.
CBS Sports
CBS Sports has Baltimore adding a coverguy with return abilities.
Round 1 – Pick 32
Cooper DeJean CB
IOWA • JR • 6’1″ / 207 LBS
Baltimore
Marlon Humphrey has struggled to stay healthy and the team lacks a long-term option on the other side. Former special teams coach John Harbaugh will probably appreciate that Cooper DeJean offers return ability in addition to his role on the defense.
33rd Team
The 33rd Team has Baltimore reloading at offensive tackle.
32. BALTIMORE RAVENS GRAHAM BARTON, OT, DUKE
Pro Football Network
Pro Football Network has Baltimore adding an All-MAC cornerback.
32) Baltimore Ravens: Quinyon Mitchell, CB, Toledo
Baltimore has the secondary to help a young player get up to speed quickly. Quinyon Mitchell flew under the radar his whole collegiate career, and now he’ll learn how to command the spotlight with the Ravens. He’s a ballhawk who knows how to get the ball back to his offense, and Baltimore’s defense will help him do that at the next level, too.
Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated has Baltimore adding another cornerback.
*Baltimore Ravens
Team Needs: OL, CB, DL
CB Kalen King, Penn State
Somehow, Penn State has never had a defensive back drafted in the first round. Ever. The Ravens could change that by spending their top pick on King, who brings a polished and pro-ready skill set to a secondary that needs another playmaker across from Marlon Humphrey.
