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May 05, 2021 at 04:05 PM Copied! As you know, going from the Steelers to the Ravens doesn't happen with a lot of players. What's your feeling going to kind of the archrival of the Steelers? Have you heard any feedback from Steelers fans since doing so? (Jamison Hensley) "I think my focus is on the transition of learning a new playbook – that's where my attention is right now. It's obviously a very different playbook, different plays [and] a new position. So, my head right now is in learning and getting to know my teammates, the coaches [and] the lingo. I've heard f...

Ravens 2021 Draft: Twitter reactions to the Ravens’ Day 3 selections The last reactions of an exciting draft Photo by David Berding/Getty Images The Ravens entered Day 3 of the 2021 NFL Draft with five picks at their disposal. With the 131st pick, Baltimore selected wide receiver Tylan Wallace of Oklahoma State. Wallace is the second receiver drafted by the Ravens after taking Rashod Bateman in the first round. #Ravens got Tylan Wallace at 131 I had him at no. 55 overall — Connor Rogers (@ConnorJRogers) May 1, 2021 Tylan Wallace to the #Ravens is a great pick. GREAT. He's a tough SOB wi...

Ravens Select Wide Receiver Tylan Wallace With 131st Pick Baltimore Ravens Ryan Mink The Ravens added a second wide receiver in the 2021 NFL Draft, getting Oklahoma State's Tylan Wallace in the fourth round with pick No. 131. Wallace was considered by many pundits to be a Day 2 pick, potentially in the second round, yet he was still available near the end of the fourth. General Manager Eric DeCosta has now selected two wide receivers in each of his three drafts, building a young, talented group around quarterback Lamar Jackson. There will be a great competition this summer. Wallace was highl...

Apr 30, 2021 at 11:53 PM Copied! Ryan Mink: The Ravens are always looking to stockpile cornerbacks and have done a good job of finding talent in the middle rounds. Brandon Stephens could be next in line. He was originally a highly recruited running back coming out of high school who chose UCLA over other major programs. After two years at running back, he transferred and flipped over to cornerback. He has the size at 6-foot-1, 215 pounds, competitiveness and physicality that you would expect from a former running back. Stephens still has a lot to learn at the position...