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Ravens Draft Offensive Line, Center Spot Unfilled

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The Ravens draft focused on offensive line, with Vega Ioane and Evan Beerntsen joining the team, but neither will start at center. The team is now considering in-house options like Corey Bullock, Jovaughn Gwyn, and Danny Pinter for the position. General Manager Eric DeCosta had his eyes on a few centers but missed out due to quick picks and lack of trade opportunities. Despite not finding a center early, DeCosta is optimistic about the overall draft haul and expects a strong offensive line once training camp begins.

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Ravens Draft Offensive Line, Center Spot Unfilled

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Ravens Draft Offensive Line, Center Spot Unfilled. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 27th, the Ravens went heavy on the offensive line in the draft, grabbing Vega Ioane in the first round, and Evan Beerencin in the 7th. But neither Stepson at Center to replace Tyler Lindarbaum, both were guards in college, so now his doubts in-house guys like Corey Bullock, Guan Guin, and Danny Pinter battling for that spot. General manager Eric DeCosta eyed a couple centers he really liked, but they slipped away right after the team snagged edge rusher Zion Jones in the first of this second round. DeCosta admitted he was a little surprised when Logan Jones and Jake Slaughter got picked so fast at that stage, leaving no real value for the Ravens. To trade back up, he didn't spot any later round centers ready to make an impact this year, and sometimes your draft spot just boxes you in without the ammo to move. Still, DeCosta's pumped about the full hall, standing by the current crew and betting on a killer offensive line once training camp sorts it all out. NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day.

I'm Corey with The Story.

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