The 2025 NFL draft is over, and the Ravens did what they always do: navigated the board and came away with a deep and versatile class. Eric DeCosta added two elite defenders with their first two picks, solid depth at the offensive line, and the team's first kicker in the 30-year history of the Ravens franchise.

Not surprisingly, the Ravens have routinely earned high marks over the years for their draft picks. General manager Eric DeCosta has often been patient and let the top players fall to Baltimore, and there’s no better example than this year’s first two picks.

The Ravens spent a mid-round pick on Devontez Walker last spring to mixed results, and Wester provides a special-teams dynamic that Baltimore lacks. Baltimore has Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and DeAndre Hopkins as starters, with Tylan Wallace, Devontez Walker, and Anthony Miller as potential contributors.