The Baltimore Ravens have Super Bowl aspirations, and they feel even better about their chances after their work in this year's NFL draft.
The team addressed glaring needs at wide receiver, edge rusher and on the offensive line, adding eight new players to an already talented roster.
“We just tried to pick good players, guys that could do multiple things, guys that fit us personality-wise,” general manager Eric DeCosta said. “We tried to pick smart, tough competitive guys. Quite honestly, if we had a choice between two players and they were equal talents, we always defer to the guy who lives like a Raven, so to speak.