Ravens Trade Up, Grab Ioane, Young, Lane

0:00It's April 25th. This is NFL News Today football coverage powered by AI. The Baltimore Ravens kept things steady through the first three rounds of the 2026 NFL draft, holding their spots to snag Penn State. Guard Oliva Vega, Iowan, at 14th overall, Missouri edge-rusher Zion Young, at 45th, and U.S. C. White receiver Jacoby Lane, at 80th. Now day three kicks off with A-Picks left, including four in the fifth round, and expect General Manager Eric DeCosta to get aggressive, trading, up to fill key gaps on the roster. The biggest needs hit center, with Connor Loose still on the board despite his ACL injury last year, he's a high-risk, high-reward gamble perfect for. These rounds may be worth a move to the top of the fourth. Titans like Texas Jack Andrews and Baylor's Michael Trigg could pair with veteran Mark Andrews while running back such as Penn State's Nicholas. Single-ten or Navy's Eli Hyden Reich, fill the void left by Keaton Mitchell's departure to the chargers.

1:00Cornerbacks to Armand McCoy, from Tennessee or Miami's Canter Scott, address the secondary, plus late-round shots at quarterback Taylor Green from Arkansas and defensive lineman like Texas Tech's Lee Hunter or Navy's Landon Robinson DeCosta Eyes, trading up from his 197 draftable. Targets to avoid undrafted free agent scraps.