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It has been said many, many times, but 30 sacks in 17 regular season games make the edge rusher position imperative for the Ravens to address. They are losing Dre’Mont Jones and Kyle Van Noy in free agency<\/a>, so while they could go with someone like Trey Hendrickson or trade for Maxx Crosby, the Ravens need to look at their options in the NFL Draft.<\/p>\n There will be plenty of options at the position for the Ravens at the Combine to monitor. Some guys to watch for are Texas Tech’s David Bailey and Romello Height, Auburn’s Keldric Faulk, Texas A&M’s Cashius Howell, and Missouri’s Zion Young, all of whom are good fits for Baltimore.<\/p>\n Wide Receiver Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Rashod Bateman | Brad Rempel-Imagn Images<\/p>\n DeAndre Hopkins is a free agent, and Rashod Bateman<\/a> is coming off one of the worst seasons of his young career, leaving two-time Pro Bowler Zay Flowers as the only reliable receiver on the team. Bateman has been the subject of trade rumors, and Hopkins most likely won’t be back as the Ravens must do something to help out star quarterback Lamar Jackson in the passing game.<\/p>\n Two popular names for the Ravens to watch out for at the combine are USC’s Makai Lemon and Washington’s Denzel Boston. TCU wide receiver Eric McAlister has been attached as a name in Day 2 of the draft.<\/p>\n Offensive Guard<\/p>\n The Ravens have starting right guard Daniel Faalele in free agency, and left guard Andrew Vorhees struggled last season. It has been a position all of 2025 that did not play to the standard Baltimore needed them to, so if 2025 third-round pick Emery Jones Jr.<\/a> isn’t in the starting lineup, a rookie from the combine could very much fill that role.<\/p>\n Penn State’s Olaivavega Ioane has been a name frequently mentioned in the first round for the Ravens. With so many concerns with the offensive line, Baltimore will have their eyes set on the guards.<\/p>\n Cornerback<\/p>\n With lingering questions about Marlon Humphrey’s future with the Ravens and Chidobe Awuzie being a free agent, the team needs to figure out what to do at cornerback. This is a secondary that ranked 30th in the NFL last season in pass defense, allowing 247.9 yards per game.<\/p>\n Despite the injury concerns, Tennessee’s Jermod McCoy is a name to watch out for at cornerback. Another name that could work for the Ravens is Clemson’s Avieon Terrell.<\/p>\n![\"Baltimore](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/02\/01kj2vsak1kahadkwsrj.jpg\" "\\"Baltimore")
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