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With Orlando Brown requesting a trade, the Ravens now have an opening on the right side of the line that Jenkins can fill. Jenkins is considered one of the better run blockers in the class, which will fit Baltimore's style perfectly.

Replacing Matt Judon with an explosive pass riser possessing A-plus athleticism tops Eric DeCosta's to-do list.

The Ravens stick to their best-player philosophy after two players at major positions of need go off the board right ahead of them. A play-making safety is an underrated need for them anyway. Starting safeties Chuck Clark and DeShon Elliott are solid in their roles, but they combined for just eight pass breakups and one interception in 16 games last year. Moehrig is the type of rangy, ball-hawking safety that the Ravens lack, and he'd give defensive coordinator Don "Wink" Martindale even more options for his creative defensive schemes. Moehrig, who had seven interceptions and 21 pass breakups in three college seasons, is also an impactful special-teams player, which carries a lot of weight in Baltimore. -- Jeff Zrebiec

This is my third mock draft, and I've pegged Marshall to the Ravens in all three, which pretty much guarantees that they will go in another direction. It just makes too much sense, though. Lamar Jackson needs a wide receiver who can line up on the outside and run every route. That's how Jackson can take the leap forward in Year 4. Marshall had 10 scores and averaged 15.2 yards per catch last season, and he had 13 touchdowns while catching passes from Joe Burrow in 2019. This is another spot in which I thought about center Landon Dickerson.

We love this pick. Ideally, the Ravens would land a taller wideout to complement Hollywood Brown, but Toney plays much, much bigger than this 5-foot-11 frame. He's a playmaker from anywhere on the field and would give Baltimore a legit weapon at the position.

Bateman is the reliable, big-bodied separator the Ravens offense craves. Lamar Jackson is never going to be an elite go-ball-thrower, but he can thread needles over the middle of the field where Bateman does some of his best work.