Baltimore Ravens: 2025 NFL Draft Class

From the pre-draft scouting process and mock drafts through the 2025 NFL Draft and UDFA signings.

Baltimore Ravens

2025 NFL Draft

Eleven (11) Players Drafted

1.27 — Malaki Starks, SAF — Georgia
2.27 — Mike Green, EDGE — Marshall
3.27 — Emery Jones Jr., OT — LSU
4.27 — Teddy Buchanan, LB — Cal
5.03 — Carson Vinson, OT — Alabama A&M
6.02 — Bilhal Kone, CB — Western Michigan
6.10 — Tyler Loop, K — Arizona
6.27 — LaJohntay Wester, WR — Colorado
6.34 — Aeneas Peebles, DT — Virginia Tech
6.36 — Robert Longerbeam, CB — Rutgers
7.27 — Garrett Dellinger, OG — LSU

UDFA Signings

RB Sone Ntoh, Monmouth
WR Jahmal Banks, Nebraska
WR Kisean Johnson, Western Kentucky
WR Xavier Guillory, Arizona State
TE Sam Pitz, Minnesota-Duluth
T Gerad Christian-Lichtenhan, Oregon State
T Jared Penning, Northern Iowa
T Ozzie Hutchinson, Albany
T Reid Holskey, Miami (OH)
DI Jayson Jones, Auburn
DI Nash Hutmacher, Nebraska
EDGE Diwun Black, Temple
LB Chandler Martin, Memphis
LB Jay Higgins, Iowa
CB Marquise Robinson, Arkansas
S Desmond Igbinosun, Rutgers
S Keondre Jackson, Illinois State
S Reuben Lowery III, Chattanooga

Minicamp Invites

QB Collin Schlee, Virginia Tech
WR Ketron Jackson Jr., Baylor
WR Logan Tomlinson, New Hampshire
TE Kamari Morales, Boston College
G Isaac Bunyan, Maryland
T Lucas Scott, Army
IOL Thomas Perry, Middlebury
EDGE Nchabanu Fortaboh, Towson
LB Jacob Dobbs, James Madison
LB Julian Young, Colby
CB Keyon Martin, Louisiana-Lafayette
CB Rob Carter Jr., Robert Morris
CB Woodi Washington, Oklahoma
S Tavian Montgomery, Central Connecticut State
LS Josh Wojciechowicz, Colorado School of Mines
K John Hoyland, Wyoming

3-Round Mock Draft

2025 Baltimore Ravens Mock

3-Round Mock Draft Logic

1.27 (27)
Donovan Ezeiruaku, EDGE
2.27 (59)
Jonah Savaiinaea, OG
3.27 (91)
Jack Bech, WR

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Positions of Interest: OT, WR, NT, EDGE, TE, K

SIS Scouting Reports — Grade (Scale)

Donovan Ezeiruaku, ED — 6.7 (Strong Starter)
Jonah Savaiinaea, OG — 6.6 (Lower-end Starter)
Jack Bech, WR — 6.4 (Limited Starter or Multi-Position Backup)

The Ravens, as they often do this time of year, let the draft fall to them.

For their trouble, they get a guy who had the second most sacks in college football last year, who played in a Power 4 conference, has 34" arms, actually has a developed pass-rush plan, and even played in an NFL style scheme that ran simulated pressures that saw him not only rush the passer and set the edge but also drop into coverage as a defender and sometimes work as a quarterback spy. The Lions and Bills are devastated as the Ravens select Donovan Ezeiruaku.

One thing you hear a lot from Tetairoa McMillan's defenders is that he was dealing with poor quarterback play and having to run around all the time on scramble drills to try and get open. One reason his quarterback was able to do that was Jonah Savaiinaea, who the Ravens happily add to their stable of monsters along the offensive front.

Then, in the third, it's the Senior Bowl MVP, the guy who never drops a pass, and he's joining a receiver room in Baltimore that has struggled with big drops of late, particularly in key moments, particularly on the biggest stage. Steve Smith Sr. called this guy a tight end, and that's fitting, because he's a former tight end. He's not a burner but he can be the X receiver the Ravens have been searching for. Jack Bech, welcome to the Baltimore Ravens.

Other Potential Picks

Day 1: Ashton Jeanty, Josh Simmons, Shemar Stewart, Tyleik Williams, Carson Schweisnger
Day 2: Princely Umanmielen, Anthony Belton, Femi Oladejo, Shemar Turner, Jonas Sanker, Charles Grant, Jaydon Blue, Smael Mondon Jr., RJ Harvey
Day 3: Tai Felton, Jaylen Reed, Sam Brown, Traeshon Holden, Ben Yurosek, B.J. Green, Carter Runyon, Caleb Etienne, Carson Vinson, Dorian Singer, Efton Chism III, Jordan Houston, Jordan Riley, KeAndre Lambert-Smith, Kyonte Hamilton, Marque Collins, Ryan Fitzgerald