The Baltimore Ravens entered the 2025 NFL Draft with one of the best rosters in the league, and the team has only gotten better after adding 11 players.

From landing Georgia safety Malaki Starks with the No. 27 overall pick to LSU guard Garrett Dellinger with the No. 243 pick in the seventh round, general manager Eric DeCosta landed an impressive draft class that could help Baltimore for years to come. CBS Sports' Pete Prisco gave the Ravens a "B+" for DeCosta's efforts in last week's draft.

After year one of Orr’s playcalling career started rough, the Ravens reloaded on that side of the ball after some disappointing secondary play and inconsistencies. Insert Malaki Starks and Mike Green into the starting lineup,

Diontae Johnson has returned to the AFC North, playing for his third team in the division after signing a one-year deal with the Cleveland Browns.

After a forgettable 2024 campaign, Diontae Johnson has a new team heading into the 2025 season. Per NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, Johnson agreed to a deal with the Cleveland Browns after a visit with the team on Monday.

Diontae Johnson returns to the AFC North after the wide receiver went from the Panthers, to the Ravens, to the Texans and back to the Ravens last season.