Six years later, it's safe to say the Baltimore Ravens hit a home run in the 2018 NFL Draft.
It's commonly agreed that the best way to build a NFL team is through the draft, and the Baltimore Ravens are one of the best in the league at doing so.
In the process of building this roster, one Ravens draft class stsds out as by far the most-important: 2018. In fact, Bleacher Report believes it to be the second-best draft class of the past decade, only behind the 2017 New Orleans Saints class that ironically includes a current Ravens star in safety Marcus Williams.
"Jackson turned into a two-time league MVP and the greatest dual-threat quarterback in NFL history. He gave the Ravens an identity and helped lead his team to five playoff appearances in his six seasons, with three division titles along the way," "Andrews is easily one of the game's best targets. The tight end has been a favorite of Jackson's, with three Pro Bowl nods along the way. Andrews has 2,752 receiving yards and 20 touchdown receptions over the last three seasons alone," B/R writes.
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