Baltimore Ravens Mock Draft: Projecting all 7 rounds

26. This is a good selection for the Ravens who need help at the wide receiver position. Tre’Quan Smith can certainly come in and be the number three wide receiver for the Ravens. One of the things I value about Smith is that he is a receiver that can work out wide and in the slot. He understands how to get open. He runs good routes and he improved every year at UCF. Just look at his statistics at Sports-Reference.com. He had about the same number of receptions in all three seasons as a UCF Knight, but his productivity skyrocketed in 2017. He grew incrementally from 724 yards and four touchdowns as a freshman to putting up 1,171 yards and 13 touchdowns in his junior year. Smith is a receiver that you can get in the third who will make a lot of teams look foolish for passing him up.. WR. UCF. Tre'Quan Smith. 83. player

118. player. 26. You cannot knock the Ravens if at some point in this draft they take a quarterback because it’s getting to be about that time. The purple and black need to move on from Flacco at some point, so getting a developmental guy is a good choice here. Riley Ferguson is a quarterback that could end up being one of the best quarterbacks in this draft class. He is a potential starting quarterback with high upside. Ferguson isn’t a sure thing, but the Ravens just need someone who can give them a bright future. They don’t need a plug and play quarterback, they need a player for Joe Flacco to pass the baton to at some point. Ferguson has potential. He has arm talent and accuracy. He throws possibly the prettiest pass in this entire draft class. Ferguson isn’t getting the love that the five or six first round quarterbacks are getting, however he may end up being that kind of player. It’s a buyer beware kind of pick, because I could see this one going either way. In the fourth round, I love it.. QB. Memphis. Riley Ferguson