The Baltimore Ravens are finalizing their draft board after completing top 30 visits, focusing on pass rushers, defensive tackles, and interior offensive linemen. In Dane Brugler's seven-round mock draft for The Athletic, the Ravens secured an All-American offensive tackle, a Notre Dame safety, and edge rusher depth among their 11 picks.
One standout pick is Banks, a Texas offensive tackle known for his size, footwork, and strong pass-protection skills. Another notable selection is Watts, a former receiver turned Notre Dame safety with impressive interception numbers and All-American honors. Gillette, an edge rusher with promising skills, was also added to the Ravens' draft class.
Additionally, the Ravens picked Mills, a productive Notre Dame player with a history of sacks and tackles for loss, and Walker, a highly recognized FCS prospect known for his defensive prowess. Thornton, a deep-ball receiver with impressive yards per reception averages, and Borregales, a record-setting kicker from Miami, were also added to bolster the Ravens' roster. Scouts closely monitored Borregales' performance at the East-West Shrine Bowl, showcasing the team's dedication to securing top talent across different positions.