Ravens' Draft Targets for Lamar Jackson

0:00It's April 23rd. This is NFL News today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. The Baltimore Ravens wide receiver group could use some fresh firepower to keep Lamar Jackson slinging it deep. Zay flowers has locked in as a top playmaker, but Rashad Bateman slipped last season and Ricky Devante's Walker only saw 11 targets so far. Depth is paper thin after losing guys like Deandre Hawkins and Tyler Wallace. Williams always hunt more weapons for a duel threat like Lamar, so why not grab one in the draft? Baltimore beat down ranks Ohio State's Carnell Tate, third overall as a smooth route runner with hip-syncing separation and strong hands. USC's Mackaye Limmons hits eighth, Alita finding zones and exploding in space. Fans and scouts see huge upside here, especially with Arizona State's Jordan Tyson at number 11. His injury worries are fading and he moves like. No one else with reliable catches. Indiana's Omar Cooper Jr., 18th overall, brings efficient breaks and acrobatic grabs

1:05while Texas A&M's KC Concepcion scores at all three. Levels. Deeper in the board, North Dakota State's Bryce Land stands out as 69 with his 6 foot 4 frame, 4.3440 time, and special team's grit perfect for early snaps. Mississippi's Dijon Stribbling, 77th, fits as a physical ex-receiver and blocker, echoing what GM air to cost the craves. Ravens compare any of these with a Hopkins reunion post draft, building a room that lets Lamar cook all season long.