While the Baltimore Ravens waited until Day 3 of the 2018 NFL draft to select a wide receiver, they addressed the pass-catching department early and often. Two of the team’s first four picks were tight ends in the form of Hayden Hurst (No. 25 overall) and Mark Andrews (No. 86 overall). The two bring much-needed talent to the tight end position, something that’s been truly lacking since the days of Dennis Pitta.
I’m a fan of both additions to the roster. The Ravens desperately needed an influx of young passers and these two bring just that.