Baltimore Ravens Mock Draft: N’Keal Harry Boosts Offense

OLB. Oregon. Jalen Jelks. 160. player. 26. Jaylen Jelks is a high upside player that at this point in the draft is hard to pass up. He’s got the length and explosiveness to make it in the NFL. While ultimately he needs to bulk up a bit and develop more as a pass rusher, his ceiling is very high. The Ravens double dipping at edge rusher makes perfect sense. Jackson is a safer pick because he had a more production at the collegiate level. Jelks is the pick who could be the most exciting as a Raven.

191. player. 26. Cameron Smith isn’t the flashiest linebacker in the draft class but he is a thick framed tackling machine. Smith takes good angles to the football and has a high football IQ. This is a linebacker who has to prove he’s a three down linebacker but to borrow a Mike Mayock term, he’s a thumper. Smith has a high floor because he’s a smart linebacker who can tackle well. He has to prove he has a high ceiling which is why he’s the 191st player off the board.. LB. USC. Cameron Smith

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This is an absolute steal for the Ravens. Higdon may not be the most explosive or exciting running back, but he’s shifty and he gets positive yards even when there’s not much there. Higdon was a very productive back at Michigan and he’s used to being the workhorse of an offense. Since Michigan is one of the rare teams that doesn’t rely on the spread formation and knows what a fullback is, Higdon would translate well to Greg Roman’s offense. Higdon may not become a star but he’ll always be a solid player.. RB. Michigan. Karan Higdon. 193. player. 26