Ravens Take Page Out of Eagles' Playbook in Mock Draft

They’ve found success on Day 2 as well. Tight end Mark Andrews, defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike, and right tackle Roger Rosengarten are among the contributors Baltimore has added on the way to Super Bowl contention.

With one of the league’s top rosters, general manager Eric DeCosta is able to get creative with his drafts.

The Ravens took a page out of the Philadelphia Eagles’ playbook in Pro Football and Sports Network’s three-round mock draft by adding a quarterback in Round 3. Before that, Baltimore spent its Round 1 selection on Arizona State receiver Jordyn Tyson.

“​​Projected to be a top receiver selection in next year’s draft, Jordyn Tyson stands out as one of the nation’s premier talents,” Brentley Weissman wrote. “His exceptional speed, reliable hands, and precise route running enable him to excel both in the slot and out wide.

“Despite the Ravens’ efforts to bolster Lamar Jackson’s supporting cast, they would significantly benefit from adding Tyson. His skills would seamlessly complement and enhance the Ravens’ current receiving corps.”