Former Pro Bowl wide receiver Diontae Johnson is set to play for his third AFC North team, agreeing to a one-year deal with the Cleveland Browns, ESPN reported on Monday.
The Browns reached agreement on a one-year contract with free agent wide receiver Diontae Johnson on Monday.
The Baltimore Ravens made history in the 2025 NFL Draft in one way, drafting 11 players, which ties for the most in this year’s NFL Draft. I was kinda surprised, even as a fan, that they did use all their day three picks, but they have had large draft classes in their draft history.
The Baltimore Ravens have long been one of the most efficient drafting organizations across the league, and that track record just might have extended another year following a stellar haul during the 2025 NFL Draft.
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Majority of Ravens fans believe the Malaki Starks selection in Round 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft is an ‘A’ Grade.
These poll results are sponsored by FanDuel Sportsbook, the official sports betting partner of SB Nation. Following the draft, the Ravens are the No. 2 betting favorite to win Super Bowl LX at +750.
Earlier last week, Baltimore Beatdown polled its community on what grade they’d give the Baltimore Ravens’ No. 27 overall pick of safety...
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The Beatdown staff share which of the Baltimore Ravens’ draft selections was their favorite.
The Baltimore Beatdown staff share who their favorite pick was of the Baltimore Ravens 2025 NFL Draft class.
It’s the chalk, boring choice but my favorite draft pick from this year’s Ravens’ class is Malaki Starks. He checks off almost every box the Ravens needed in their first round selection. He fits a position of need, was a great value pick,...
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Mike Green or Emory Jones Jr.?
The Ravens addressed three of their biggest needs with their first three picks in the 2025 NFL Draft. After selecting Georgia safety Malaki Starks with the No. 27 overall pick in the first round, Baltimore used the No. 59 overall pick on Marshall edge rusher Mike Green and pick No. 91 on LSU offensive lineman Emory Jones Jr.
Today’s Question of the Day is:
What was your favorite Day 2 pick for the Ravens in the 2025 NFL Draft?My...
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A look at the organizational changes following the draft.
The 2025 NFL is over and the Ravens used 11 draft picks to bolster an already Super Bowl-caliber roster. It’ll take years to give this draft a true grade but we can check for the immediate impact this class can bring.
Let's check on the winners and losers in the organization.
WinnersDefensive Coordinator Zach Orr
After year one of Orr’s playcalling career started...
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2025 NFL Draft grades aren’t as heavily favored toward the Ravens as years prior.
It’s about this time each year where the Baltimore Ravens are showered in praise for being a dominant drafting organization. Curiously, that hasn’t been the case this year. Instead, it’s a hodge-podge of A’s, B’s and a C grade.
Sporting News’ Vinnie Iyer: “Grade: A. The Ravens should be the prime example of “letting the draft come to them.” They...
Grade: B Best Pick: Malaki Starks, No. 27 Overall What We Liked: Lots of good value early. The Ravens continued their strategy of taking advantage of teams not valuing safety and have now created an imposing secondary between Starks and Kyle Hamilton.
Justin Tucker is on the clock. The Baltimore Ravens sent an indirect warning to the veteran after drafting Arizona State kicker Tyler Loop in the sixth round (186th overall).
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Baltimore’s position groups have rounded into form after draft weekend
The Ravens entered the 2025 NFL draft with a whopping 11 picks under their belt, which was tied for the most of any team. Despite making some trades in the later rounds, they wound up drafting 11 total players in the end. Eric DeCosta and company added talent to various position groups up and down the roster.
Now, the team’s depth chart is almost fully into focus with...
The 2025 NFL Draft is complete, and the Baltimore Ravens have added 11 new players to the roster. Whether it was addressing key needs or bringing in the
For the first time in the history of its franchise, Baltimore has drafted a kicker. With the 186th pick of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Ravens selected Tyler Loop out of Arizona.
The Ravens drafted a kicker for the first time in their team history, which creates more uncertainty surrounding Justin Tucker's future in Baltimore.
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Every rumor and signing on the Baltimore Ravens undrafted free agency in one place.
Though the 2025 NFL has concluded, the hunt for the best undrafted free agents begins. The Baltimore Ravens are a team that deeply value UDFAs to fill roles and holes in their roster. It’s noticeable how quickly the Ravens conclude their seventh-round draft pick and ensuing press conference to head back and begin working the phones on priority UDFA signings.
Last season,...
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With the No. 178 overall pick, the Baltimore Ravens select Western Michigan CB Bilhal Kone. The Baltimore Beatdown crew give their reactions.
The Baltimore Ravens will make FIVE selections in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Below are the reactions from the contributors of Baltimore Beatdown on all selections. This article will update as the Ravens make their selections.
No. 178: CB Bilhal Kone, Western MichiganLength, decent ball skills and speed that...
The Ravens safety hilariously offered his previous defensive experience for the Lakers in the first round of the NBA playoffs.
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With the No. 141 overall pick, the Baltimore Ravens select OT Carson Vinson. The Baltimore Beatdown crew give their reactions.
With the No. 141 overall pick, the Baltimore Ravens select Alabama A&M OT Carson Vinson. Below are the reactions from the contributors of Baltimore Beatdown.
Ravens continue building the trenches on Day 3 as they take Vinson, a five-year starter at Alabama A&M, who will join the competition for either guard role for 2025. However,...
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Here’s what the Ravens and Panthers did with the draft picks exchanged in the Diontae Johnson trade.
On October 29, the Baltimore Ravens made a trade-deadline deal to acquire Carolina Panthers wide receiver Diontae Johnson. The Ravens sent a fifth-round pick, while the Panthers sent Johnson and a sixth-round selection. When the draft order was set, the Ravens sent No. 163 overall, while the Panthers sent the enigmatic WR and No. 183 overall.
With...