Fifth Round (No. 165) – RB Isaac Guerendo, Louisville
With Keaton Mitchell rehabbing, the Ravens seize one other pace service provider so as to add to their backfield. Guerendo ran the 40-yard sprint in seconds and has expertise as a move catcher (22 receptions for 234 final season). He additionally has good dimension at 6-foot, 221 kilos with a muscular decrease half that not solely helps him run previous tacklers, however via them. A Hamstring harm restricted him throughout his time at Wisconsin, but when he can keep wholesome within the NFL, Guerendo may present instantaneous juice behind Derrick Henry.
Sixth Round (No. 218) – OLB Javon Solomon, Troy
Solomon led the FBS in sacks with 16 final season and tallied 32.5 over his profession. The problem is his dimension. He’s below 6-foot-1 and 246 kilos. However, Solomon has very lengthy arms (80-inch wingspan), which provides him pure leverage. His construct is paying homage to former Raven Elvis Dumervil. Solomon is not the everyday big-bodied edge setter the Ravens go for, however they drafted that on Day 3 final yr with Tavius Robinson. Solomon would give Baltimore a quarterback hunter they might work into the combo on passing downs.
Seventh Round (No. 228) – DT Khristian Boyd, Northern Iowa
The Ravens prefer to hold their pipeline of defensive linemen effectively stocked and Boyd is described because the “coronary heart and soul” of the crew. He’s a stout, bodily defensive sort out who may work his approach into the rotation this season or down the street.
Seventh Round (No. 250) – G Trevor Keegan, Michigan
Another offensive lineman? You’re darn proper. There’s a world through which Suamataia and Coleman turn out to be the Ravens’ long-term tackles. Keegan would add extra competitors at guard. He was a three-year starter for Jim Harbaugh. While his measurements do not pop, Keegan was a dependable, blue-collar blocker for the nationwide champions.
