Ravens Draft Clemson's Adam Randall

0:00On April 25, Baltimore Ravens just scooped up Clemson standout Adam Randall, their running back with the 174th overall pick-in. The fifth round of the 2026 NFL Draft, this Myrtle Beach Kid switched from wide receiver to running back after his junior year and balled out as a senior, rushing for 8014. Yards in 10 touchdowns on 168 carries. He stayed dangerous in the passing game, too, hauling in 36 catches for 254 yards and three scores that year. Over his full Clemson career, Randall racked up 84 receptions for 787 yards and five touchdowns, breaking 100. Rushing yards, four times last season alone. Clemson's 2025 squad now boasts nine drafts, tying their 2016 class for the most tigers picked in the first. Seven rounds of any draft. That kind of depth shows the program's pipeline is firing on all cylinders. Earlier picks included offensive tackle Blake Miller, going 17th to the Detroit Lions, and

1:04defensive tackle Peter Woods at 29th to the Kansas City Chiefs. Second and third round saw Ed rusher TJ Parker to Buffalo at 35th, corner Avion Terrell to Atlanta at 48th, and receiver Antonio. Williams to Washington at 71st, with more like quarterback Cade Clubnick to the jets on day three. Randall lands in a stacked Ravens backfield ready to compete, while Clemson's draptal keeps their legacy rolling strong into the pros. You've been listening to NFL News today, AI Power Football coverage.