Ravens find Bradley Bozeman replacement in 7-round 2022 NFL Mock Draft
By Justin Fried
Round 4, 139th Overall, Ravens: Max Mitchell, OT, Louisiana-Lafayette
The Ravens really should address their offensive tackle depth even after adding Morgan Moses in free agency. The team needs a true swing tackle who can provide insurance behind Ronnie Stanley.
Max Mitchell is an interesting Day 3 prospect with experience playing both left and right tackle. At 6-foot-6, 300 pounds, Mitchell is probably a better pass blocker than run blocker at this stage.
He’s an ideal developmental tackle prospect who would provide much-needed insurance given Stanely’s injury concerns.
Round 4, 141st Overall, Ravens: Coby Bryant, CB, Cincinnati
The Ravens love their defensive backs, so don’t be surprised to see the team double-up at cornerback given the extreme lack of depth at the position right now.
After adding a new nickel corner in Marcus Jones, they return to the well and address outside cornerback in Coby Bryant. Bryant might be my favorite Day 3 cornerback prospect.
He has great size and athleticism and projects as someone who can immediately compete for reps as a rookie while still possessing the upside to develop into a rock-solid starter down the line.
Bryant would be a great addition to a Ravens secondary that’s experienced a lot of turnover this offseason.
Round 6, 196th Overall, Ravens: Pierre Strong Jr., RB, South Dakota State
With the Ravens’ final pick, we decided to add a little extra competition to the running back room by drafting South Dakota State’s Pierre Strong Jr.
Strong is a slasher-type runner with good speed and pass-catching ability. While he’ll likely never be an every-down back, he could carve out an important role as part of a rotation in the NFL.
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That’s exactly the role he’d play with the Ravens. Strong could compete with the likes of Ty’Son Williams and Justice Hill for the RB3 job behind J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards.