Baltimore Ravens draft review

Baltimore Ravens draft review 1 (25). Marquise "Hollywood" Brown, WR: 5-9, 166, Oklahoma

3 (85). Jaylon Ferguson, DE: 6-5, 271, Louisiana Tech 3 (93). Miles Boykin, WR: 6-4, 220, Notre Dame

4 (113). Justice Hill, RB: 5-10, 198, Oklahoma St. 4 (123). Ben Powers, OG: 6-4, 307, Oklahoma

4 (127). Iman Marshall, CB: 6-1, 207, USC 5 (160). Daylon Mack, DT: 6-1, 336, Texas A&M

6 (197). Trace McSorley, QB: 6-0, 202, Penn St. Grade: B

The Ravens' second-round pick went to acquire Lamar Jackson last year, but they still found value with extra picks in Rounds 3 and 4. Brown and Boykin bring much-needed athleticism at wide receiver, while Ferguson should slide right in to help replace Terrell Suggs and Za'Darius Smith. Powers and Mack could each be starters with time. A solid haul all around. Best pick: He isn't a top athlete, but Ferguson fits perfectly in Baltimore. He has an advanced array of moves as a pass rusher and plays with physicality and heavy hands. Expect him to be moved around a lot -- like Suggs and Smith were -- and contribute early.

Upside pick: It's all about staying healthy for Brown. He has an extremely rare combination of speed and quickness, but he's also refined as a route-runner and is excellent attacking the ball in the air despite a lack of size. As long as Jackson can hit him, Brown will thrive when on the field.