Poll: Who should the Ravens take at No. 55 in 2020 NFL Draft?

Can you correctly predict who the Baltimore Ravens will select with the No.55 selection in the 2020 NFL Draft? Answer the poll and find out

As the 2020 NFL Draft rolls into Day 2, this is where the hard work done by scouts and front offices really starts to pay off. The Baltimore Ravens have been considered one of the best drafting teams thanks to their scouting and coaching prowess, often finding gems in the second and third rounds that slipped to them.

Predicting who a team will take in the first round is a lot easier than staring into a crystal ball and correctly mocking a late or middle-round selection. With that in mind, we turn to you, the reader, to see if you can predict who the Ravens will grab with their first pick in the second round — No. 55 overall — of the 2020 NFL Draft.

We’ve narrowed it down to the 11 players most likely to still be on the board when Baltimore is on the clock but choose wisely. So who do you think the Ravens will take with the first of their two second-round picks in the 2020 NFL Draft?

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Poll: Who should the Ravens take at No. 28 pick in 2020 NFL Draft?

When asked this question in 2019, readers nearly predicted the Baltimore Ravens’ pick perfectly. We turn to you again in the 2020 NFL Draft

The Baltimore Ravens hold the No. 28 pick in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft. While the first picks are easier to predict, later in the round becomes nearly impossible with all the potential scenarios that can play out beforehand. Yet, when tasked with predicting who the Ravens would take in the 2019 NFL Draft, Ravens Wire readers did an excellent job, having Marquise Brown in second place in our poll behind wide receiver N’Keal Harry.

We turn to the hivemind of readers once again to see if you all can continue your collective clairvoyance in the 2020 NFL Draft. We’ve created a poll with all the prospects most likely to be available at No. 28 and highly rated on Baltimore’s draft board.

So, who do you think the Ravens will take in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft?

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2020 NFL Draft: 5 Draft Day Predictions That Just Might Be Right

As the 2020 NFL Draft is about to get underway, here are five nutty, off-the-wall draft day predictions that just might be right. 

As the 2020 NFL Draft is about to get underway, here are five nutty, off-the-wall draft day predictions that just might be right. 


CFN in 60 Podcast: 5 Bold NFL Draft Predictions
Pete Fiutak makes his five big calls for the 2020 NFL Draft.

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This might not be your normal NFL Draft – at least, it won’t be the new normal, with all the bluster and goofy sideshows – but it’s still going to have its share of craziness, misfires, second-guess selections, and bold moves.

What do we know for certain? Most of the picks on Day Three will be a total waste of time, someone will pass on an obvious-in-hindsight Hall of Fame talent in the first round for a bust, and … we’ll all have a whole lot of fun.

So let’s project a little bit of the silliness. Here are five wacky predictions for the 2020 NFL Draft that will absolutely happen. Maybe. petef@Wib872

5. Washington at the 2, Detroit at the 3, New York Giants at the 4. Two of those three will trade out of their picks.

The three worst things in the entire world are 1) the Disney Family Singalong, 2) people who do what I do in sports media who complain in ANY way about being too in demand during this time of year because they’re SO busy getting to do their super-awesome sports jobs during a global pandemic, and 3) mock drafters who project trades.

You can’t make an NFL draft trade happen, and anyone who says they have inside knowledge from a trusted source are almost always being used in some way to put out misinformation.

You have to play it straight if you’re going to project an NFL draft, knowing full well that there will be trades at some point. With that said …

I’m projecting trades in my 2020 NFL Draft.


CFN in 60 Video: 5 Bold 2020 NFL Draft Predictions …
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Two of the three teams that pick immediately after Cincinnati takes Joe Burrow will trade out of their spots.

There’s a chance Washington really does see Ohio State DE Chase Young as the best player in the draft – which he is – and wants to stay put, but then it should go haywire.

Either 1) Miami and/or the Chargers will paranoid up and try moving from their respective spots at the 5 and 6 to make sure they get either Tua Tagovailoa or Justin Herbert, or 2) teams like Jacksonville, who need a quarterback, will give away the farm to cut in line to get one of the two star QB prospects.

Ohio State CB Jeff Okudah is one of the four best prospects in the draft, but Detroit could move down out of the 3 and still be in line for a premium pick. And then there are the Giants.

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There’s absolutely no need whatsoever to take an offensive tackle in this draft at the fourth overall spot.

Tristan Wirfs, Mekhi Becton, Jedrick Wills, Andrew Thomas, Joshua Jones, Isaiah Wilson, Ezra Cleveland, Austin Jackson … they’re all good.

If the Giants like Clemson LB Isaiah Simmons, great. Stay put, take one of the five best prospects in this thing, and that’s the right selection at the right time. But if they’re going with an offensive tackle and they’re not moving down to do it, they’re not doing their job.

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