Ravens Double Down on Offense, Draft Top Lineman

0:00On April 25th, the Baltimore Ravens are doubling down on the Mar Jackson and Derek Henry by grabbing a top offensive lineman in the first round of the draft. This move puts a massive wall in front of their star quarterback and running back, showing the team's all-in commitment to protecting them and running. The ball hard. Earlier this week, team leaders admitted they haven't poured as many high picks into the offensive line lately. Other than Senator Tyler Linderbaum, this is their first first round lineman since Tackle Ronnie Stanley back in 2018, and before that, you. Gotta go all the way to Ben Grubbs in 2007. Fans and analysts are buzzing because this fits the Ravens' gritty style building from the trenches to dominate up front. It elevates the whole unit, with the new guy bringing elite mentality, athleticism, and power that should mesh perfectly with the vets. If this rookie lives up to the hype, he's the best at his position coming out, and that means the middle of the offense gets way tougher to crack. The line helps Jackson stay upright and Henry bulldoze for big gains.

1:03With this pick locking in their core, the Ravens offense looks primed to terrorize defense's next season, keeping that Baltimore edge sharp as ever. NFL News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day. I'm Cory with the story.