Godwin ObajeThe Baltimore Ravens are gearing up for the 2025 NFL draft, and a crucial part of their evaluation process involves visits with top prospects. These visits allow the team to assess a player’s character, personality, and football skills, providing valuable insights that inform their draft decisions.
The Ravens have been actively scheduling top-30 visits with players, which involve in-house meetings and medical evaluations. These visits are an essential component of the team’s scouting process, enabling them to get to know the players and assess their potential fit with the team.
Some of the notable prospects who have visited the Ravens include:
– Ashton Jenty (Boise State) – Offensive Tackle
– Anthony Belton (N.C. State) – Wide Receiver
– Efton Chism (Eastern Washington) – Wide Receiver
– Charles Grant (William & Mary) – Defensive Tackle
– Shemar Turner (Texas A&M) – Defensive End
– Oluwafemi Oladejo (UCLA) – Edge
– Shemar Stewart (Texas A&M) – Edge
– Carson Vinson (Alabama A&M) – Offensive Lineman
– Josh Simmons (Ohio State) – Linebacker
– Carson Schwesinger (UCLA) – Linebacker
– Jaylen Reed (Penn State) – Safety
– Jordan Riley (Kansas State) – Safety
– KeAndre Lambert-Smith (Auburn) – Wide Receiver
– RJ Harvey (UCF) – Running Back
– Tyleik Williams (Ohio State) – Defensive Tackle
– Smael Mondon Jr. (Georgia) – Safety
– Princely Umanmielen (Ole Miss) – Edge
– Jaydon Blue (Texas) – Running Back
– Ben Yurosek (Georgia) – Tight End
– Jonas Sanker (Virginia) – Safety
– Ryan Fitzgerald (Florida State) – Kicker
The Ravens’ top-30 visits provide a valuable opportunity for the team to assess the skills and personalities of these prospects. With the 2025 NFL draft approaching, the team’s evaluation process will play a critical role in shaping their roster and informing their draft decisions.
Godwin Obaje
