The Baltimore Ravens first round of the 2018 NFL Draft alone sent a strong message across the league: The Ravens are investing heavily in their once lackluster offense. Thus far, a majority of these investments look to be paying off, making the team’s own Offensive Rookie of the Year race a fun one to monitor.
Tight End Hayden Hurst and Quarterback Lamar Jackson headlined Baltimore’s draft class, but the team also invested a third round pick in Tight End Mark Andrews and drafted a couple Wide Receivers and Offensive Linemen, most notably Offensive Tackle Orlando Brown Jr. It gets even richer when you add in undrafted rookie free agent Running Back Gus Edwards.