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Ravens WR Zay Flowers, LB Tavius Robinson attend Blue Jays game

Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers and outside linebacker Tavius Robinson attended a Toronto Blue Jays game over the weekend

The Baltimore Ravens and Baltimore Orioles have a bond by city that can never be broken. The two franchises are sure to include one another in multiple ways, from player crossovers to good luck wishes.

Over the weekend, two second-year Ravens players attended an MLB game, but not in Baltimore for the Orioles. Wide receiver Zay Flowers and outside linebacker Tavius Robinson attended a Toronto Blue Jays game, and the team posted pictures of the two throughout their experience with the Orioles’ AL East rival.

Robinson is from Guelph, Canada, and seems to have taken Flowers along for the ride with him here. Both seemed to enjoy themselves at the game, but to the chagrin of Ravens fans everywhere, who also double as Orioles fans.

Ravens rookie pass rusher Adisa Isaac named one of the “Elite” round 3 picks by PFF

The Baltimore Ravens added more depth at the outside linebacker position by selecting Penn State’s Adisa Isaac with the No. 93 overall pick in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft. Isaac was labeled one of the three “Elite” picks from the third …

The Baltimore Ravens added more depth at the outside linebacker position by selecting Penn State’s Adisa Isaac with the No. 93 overall pick in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft.

Isaac was labeled one of the three “Elite” picks from the third round by PFF.

Isaac was a productive pass rusher at the collegiate level, racking up 11.5 sacks in his final two seasons as a Nittany Lion. Isaac will join former teammate Odafe Oweh now with the Ravens to round out an outside linebacker group consisting of Kyle Van Noy, David Ojabo, Tavius Robinson, and Malik Hamm.

The Ravens will need to fill the sizeable void left by veteran outside linebacker Jadeveon Clowney after he departed to sign with the Carolina Panthers in free agency. Isaac will have an opportunity to earn playing time early on in first-year defensive coordinator Zachary Orr’s defense.

 

Ravens’ 2023 rookie class ranked middle of the pack among all 32 teams

Baltimore Ravens’ 2023 rookie class ranked 17th among all 32 teams

The first season for the 2023 NFL rookie class is now in the books.

Using one year of data, CBS Sport’s Chris Trapasso ranked all 32 team’s draft classes.

The Baltimore Ravens landed at No. 17, with first-round wide receiver Zay Flowers listed as the sole Year 1 hit.

“Flowers made noticeable contributions to the Ravens boosted passing attack,” Trapasso wrote. “His 21 missed tackles forced was fourth among all receivers in football in 2023. After his selection in the first round, Baltimore, with an uncharacteristically small class, didn’t get much impact, and a fifth-round pick, cornerback Kyu Blu Kelly, didn’t even make the team out of camp.”

Several players from the 2023 class could be in line for expanded roles this season. Most noticeably, third-round pick Trenton Simpson will likely replace free agent Patrick Queen as an inside linebacker next to Roquan Smith. Simpson flashed his speed and playmaking ability against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the final game of the regular season.

Seventh-round pick Andrew Vorhees could be in line to compete for a starting spot as both right guard Kevin Zeitler and left guard John Simpson are set to hit free agency. Baltimore traded back into the seventh round to select Vorhees after he slid down the board due to a torn ACL he suffered at the combine.

Sixth-round pick Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu could also compete for one of the guard positions, while fourth-round pick Tavius Robinson could be in line for a more significant workload at outside linebacker after notching one sack as a rookie.

Ten players who could have bigger roles for Ravens in 2024

We’re looking at ten players who could have bigger roles for the Baltimore Ravens in 2024

The Ravens are amid a Super Bowl window, but there are huge decisions to make regarding All-Pros Justin Madubuike and Patrick Queen.

There are numerous free agents at the wide receiver and cornerback positions, while several players could be released for salary cap purposes.

Where things currently stand, Baltimore is expected to have roughly $7,328,828 in cap space via OverTheCap, the 20th most in the NFL.

That number could grow if the team opts to part ways with some expensive contracts (perhaps Ronnie Stanley or Marlon Humphrey.

Currently, the Ravens have 48 players under contract for the 2024 season, and we’re looking at ten contributors who could have more prominent roles.

 

 

Ravens assistant HC Anthony Weaver has high praise for rookie LB Tavius Robinson

Anthony Weaver says Baltimore Ravens linebacker Tavius Robinson works hard to do everything right

Tavius Robinson entered the NFL as a potential role player who could develop into a talented pass rusher and standout rotational piece.

The Ravens drafted the former Ole Miss standout in the fourth round of the 2023 NFL draft, and he landed on a roster full of developing talent, with edge rushers like David Ojabo, Odafe Oweh, and newly signed star Jadeveon Clowney.

Robinson has seen his snap counts rise during his rookie season, and defensive line coach Anthony Weaver had this to say about the developing pass rusher.

Robinson has 17 tackles, two tackles for loss, 7 QB hurries, 8 QB pressures, and 1 QB hit on 255 total defensive snaps played.

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How each Ravens’ 2023 NFL draft pick looked in preseason win over Eagles

We”re looking at how each of the Baltimore #Ravens six draft picks looked in the preseason opener against the Philadelphia Eagles via @thacover2NFL

The Baltimore Ravens entered the 2023 NFL Draft with limited capital and GM Eric DeCosta completed his only trade of the weekend in the seventh round.

The organization came away with six total picks, and strong draft grades from experts and analysts for a class that included an electric, and impactful wide receiver.

The Ravens opened the preseason with a 20-19 win over the Philadelphia Eagles, baltimore’s 24th straight preseason victory.

Two of the six picks were inactive, with Trenton Simpson returning from injury and Andrew Voorhees out for the year with a torn ACL.

1 rookie draft pick for each team we’re excited to watch in preseason openers

The NFL preseason fires up this weekend. Here’s one draft pick from each team that Draft Wire’s Jeff Risdon is excited to watch.

The NFL preseason kicks into gear this weekend. Between Thursday and Sunday, all 32 NFL teams will have played their exhibition season opener.

It’s the first chance to unleash the rookie draft class against another team. Whether it’s a top pick or a late-round sleeper who has excelled in camp, there are many rookie storylines to watch in each matchup.

Of course, the Browns and Jets already played in the Hall of Fame exhibition last week. In that matchup, we got to see promising fifth-round QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson stand out for the Browns and second-round C Joe Tippman play well for New York in their debuts.

Who will join them as standout rookies in their preseason debuts? Here is one intriguing candidate from each team.

Ravens sign two more 2023 draft picks, one remains unsigned

The Ravens announced that they have signed two more rookies in their 2023 draft class, with one more still left unsigned

The Baltimore Ravens drafted six rookies over the course of 2023 draft weekend, bolstering both their offensive and defensive units. The group will have a chance to contribute both now and in the future, and give Baltimore plenty of options moving forward at their respective positions.

On Saturday, the Ravens announced that inside linebacker Trenton Simpson and outside linebacker Tavius Robinson signed their rookie contracts. The only remaining draft pick that hasn’t signed is first-round wide receiver Zay Flowers. Simpson was taken in the third round, while Robinson was selected in the fourth round.

Jersey numbers for Ravens’ 2023 rookie class revealed

The Ravens 2023 rookie class had their jersey numbers revealed

The Baltimore Ravens secured their six player 2023 draft class over the course of the past week, with each player hopefully being able to contribute both now and in the future. The team added at positions of need while also selecting some of the best players available, shaping their 2023 draft class in a very unique way.

On Friday, the team announced that their six-player class has officially chosen their jersey numbers. Wide receiver Zay Flowers will wear No. 4, linebacker Trenton Simpson will wear No. 30, outside linebacker Tavius Robinson will suit up in No. 95, cornerback Kyu Blu Kelly will wear No. 17, offensive lineman Malaesala Aumavae–Laulu will wear No. 71 and offensive lineman Andrew Vorhees will wear No. 72.

Flowers wore No. 4 in college, so it’s no surprise he stuck with the same number in the NFL. Simpson goes from No. 22 at Clemson to No. 30 as a Raven. Robinson wore 95 at Ole Miss and he wanted that number again in the pros. Kelly also wore No. 17 at Stanford, while Aumavae-Laulu and Vorhees are sticking to the same numbers they wore in college as well.

Ravens OLB Tavius Robinson hungry to grow and be the best he can be at football

Ravens Tavius Robinson talks about what he improved at the end of college and what he needs to improve on moving forward

Baltimore Ravens’ fourth-round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, Ole Miss outside linebacker Tavius Robinson, is considered to have lots of room to grow, but super athletic and versatile. Robinson showed off his potential during his three years at Ole Miss, and will be learning from one of the best in new outside linebackers coach Chuck Smith.

Robinson was asked where he improved the most towards the end of his college career and where he thinks he needs to improve the most. He mentioned how the game began to slow down for him, and how he feels he has so much room to grow and is like a sponge when it comes to learning.

“I think the most, I just improved at the … The game started to slow down for me. The more I learned from my coaches, the better I got, and the more confident I felt out there. I became a better power rusher this year, better at stopping the run. I just feel like I still have so much more room to grow, and I’m a sponge; I like to be coached, and I’d like to become as best as I can at this game. So, I think there’s a lot of room to grow, for sure.”

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