The 2022 NFL Draft isn’t a top priority at the moment for the Baltimore Ravens, who now sit at the top of the AFC North after defeating the Chicago Bears on Sunday. But with that being said, it’s always interesting to take an early look at what prospects could fit well in Baltimore.
During the offseason, the Ravens biggest priorities will be to add depth and talent to both the offensive and defensive line, while also trying to find a new safety. Veteran starting safety DeShon Elliott recently suffered a season-ending torn biceps injury and is set to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the 2021 season, so Baltimore will definitely need to take a closer look at the safety draft class.