Ravens Draft: 8-Minute Picks, Super Bowl Push

0:00It's April 23rd. I'm Corey with the story. This is NFL News today, driven by AI and Bill for football fans. The Baltimore Ravens kicked off their nine-week off-season workout program this week, with veterans and new free agents grinding it out. Meanwhile, GM air DeCosta and the scouting team are locked in on the 2026 NFL draft, set to start its first round in Pittsburgh at Acresure Stadium. The draft runs Thursday, April 23rd, through Saturday, April 25th. And one drops at 8 p.m. Eastern Time, rounds two and three follow Friday at 7 p.m. and rounds four through seven hit Saturday at noon. Catch it all live on NFL Network, NFL Plus, ESPN, ESPN 2, and ESPN D-Portays. New draft classes shake up roster's big time, putting pressure on vets, guys in contract years, and young players fighting to stick around. For the Ravens, that means eyeing their slots at pick 14 in the first, 45 in the second, and more down the line, like 80, 1, 15, and beyond.

1:04One fresh change this year cuts first round clock time from 10 minutes to 8 between picks, the first week since 2008. Rounds two through seven keep the same pace as last time. As the Ravens bill for that Super Bowl push, keep tabs on these moves, they could redefine the squad heading into next season.