Ravens' Safety Unit: Stacked, Hunting Upside

0:00It's April 23rd, welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The Baltimore Ravens are rolling with one of the NFL's top safety groups right now. All pro Kyle Hamilton brings that next level versatility, handling every phase of the game like a boss. Then you've got Malachi Starks, their 2025 first round pick, who showed mad playmaking skills as a rookie. And Jalen Hawkins, snagged cheap from the Patriots, locks down that number three spot for 2026. Even with this stacked trio, the Ravens might still eye safeties in the draft this weekend. They've got 11 picks, and their head coach used to coach defensive backs, so they love building depth in the secondary. No need for a high pick, but it wouldn't shock me if they grabbed one later. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how this unit shuts down passing attacks and stuffs the run. It's giving Baltimore that edge in its tough conference, letting them focus on other knees without panic. Answer high on guys like Caleb Downes from Ohio State, who smartened both free and strong

1:02safety roles with solid tackling. Dylan Theaneman, out of Oregon, has eight picks in range for days as the last line. Then there's Kamari Ramsey from USC, versatile for split safety looks with quick closing speed, though he needs work on run fits. Bottom line, the Ravens are set, but always hunting upside. Keep an eye on day three. They could add a gym without breaking the bank.