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The Ravens new General Manager Eric DeCosta, with his first time on the clock, opted to trade down with Howie Roseman and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Ravens trade: Pick 22
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) April 26, 2019
Eagles trade: Pick 25, Pick 125, Pick 197.
This trade down earns the Ravens an extra fourth- and sixth-round pick, giving the team draft ammunition to shore up more depth in key positions or utilize well in a trade-up scenario.
Many are hoping for a possible trade-up scenario as the Ravens do not possess a second-round pick, as they gave it to the Eagles last year to pick QB Lamar Jackson with the pick 32 overall, securing a critical fifth-round option if Jackson pans out.
With the former 22nd overall pick, the Eagles took OT Andre Dillard.
Eagles take Washington State OT Andre Dillard with pick No. 25.
— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) April 26, 2019
This could be a sign the Ravens aren’t interested in picking a lineman in the draft, or they’re confident one will fall three more spots. Either way, DeCosta is working his magic and building the Ravens for the future.