There were several teams with incredible drafts. They included the Lions, Giants, and Jets to name a few — but all had the opportunity to create a clear plan for their drafts and top-10 picks prior to making their decisions. The Ravens on the other however, did not have the luxury. The team instead Baltimore took their time working their board and was able to navigate not just which positions to choose as well as when to make the move.

If you’re wondering about what is that a team needs to do to complete winning the draft at all levels take a look at the way this team performed during all seven rounds but in particular rounds 1-3.

The story begins in the first round with the No. 14 pick, which was made shortly after the pivot that came after No. 10. Then we witnessed back-to-back trades from to the Commanders and Vikings as they moved back, allowed to the Saints as well as the Lions respectively to move up to acquire wide receivers. This was a significant turning point for Baltimore’s first round, because it opened up the avenue for them to pick the defensive player. It may seem easy to sign Kyle Hamilton, but it wasn’t as easy as it appeared.

The Ravens were faced with a difficult choice between two sliding defensive players: There was Hamilton who was the top safeties in the game, but at a de-emphasized position, and Jermaine Johnson II A sliding edge rusher who was specifically designed to work with the Ravens defense. Getting a pass rusher was essential, especially with the Ravens finishing within the bottom 10 of the Madden NFL 23. and it seemed like an obvious decision. It would also be plausible to take an alternate cornerback to the best in the class, Washington’s Trent McDuffie. However, the pass rushing and cornerback teams this year was much better than at safety, so Ravens went best player available and secured the position.

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