The Ravens have the 14th pick in the 2022 NFL Draft after finishing the 2021 season at 8-9.
It's the highest the Ravens will have picked since 2016, when they used the sixth-overall selection to take left tackle Ronnie Stanley.
The silver lining of Baltimore's tough season-ending loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers is it pushed the Ravens further up the draft board.
The Ravens wouldn't have gotten into the playoffs even if they had beaten the Steelers, but Baltimore did get the best possible draft pick outcome among the possibilities entering the day. The Dolphins' win over the Patriots and Saints' win over the Falcons also helped.
The Ravens have a haul of draft picks after stockpiling some from trades and with more compensatory picks coming. Compensatory picks are yet to be announced, but Baltimore' is projected to have 10 picks:
- 1st Round – No. 14
- 2nd Round – No. 45
- 3rd Round – No. 76
- 3rd Round – Compensatory (David Culley)
- 4th Round – (from New York Giants – Ben Bredeson)
- 4th Round
- 4th Round – (from Arizona Cardinals – trade in last year's draft)
- 4th Round – Compensatory for Matthew Judon
- 4th Round – Compensatory for Yannick Ngakoue
- 6th Round – (from Miami Dolphins – Greg Mancz)
