Tight Ends:
14. Mark Andrews
15. Hayden Hurst
16. Nick Boyle
The tight end situation was never in question. All three tight ends on the list were locks for the roster. Boyle will get a lot of playing time as a blocking tight end. Greg Roman may take advantage of his reputation as a blocker to make him a surprise weapon for the offense. Mark Andrews is a Pro Bowler in the making and Hayden Hurst could have a strong second season.
Offensive Line:
17. Ronnie Stanley
18. Marshal Yanda
19. Orlando Brown Jr.
20. Jermaine Eluemunor
21. Patrick Mekari
22. James Hurst
23. Matt Skura
24. Ben Powers
25. Bradley Bozeman
Indispensable depth: The hard thing for John Harbaugh is that his offensive line can’t really be trimmed up that much. Sure there are cuts to be made but these eight players are too good to send away. Matt Skura hasn’t wowed at center so cutting Bradley Bozeman (the only other natural center) seems like a mistake.
The versatility of James Hurst makes him too valuable to cut, despite not wanting to make him a starter. Hurst and Eluemunor can both play tackle and guard. Patrick Mekari has been to impressive to send away. He will continue the streak of undrafted free agents that get a roster spot from the Ravens. Some cuts had to be made but eight is the smallest possible number for the offensive line. Depth at these positions can save a season, lack of depth has the potential to kill a season.