The Baltimore Ravens have arguably secured the perfect free agent addition by signing running back Derrick Henry to complement Lamar Jackson in the backfield, and now they appear poised to provide significant assistance to both players during the NFL Draft.
With Henry’s power and Jackson’s mobility, Baltimore’s offense combines brute force with explosive finesse, especially with Zay Flowers’ speed threatening defenses on the perimeter.
Heading into the 2024 NFL Draft, the Ravens might prioritize bolstering the offensive line to unleash the full potential of their offense.
One potential target is Oklahoma Sooners offensive lineman Tyler Guyton, who has surged up draft boards after impressive performances at the NFL Senior Bowl and Combine.
According to Bleacher Report’s Ryan Fowler, Guyton would be an excellent fit for the Ravens in the first round. Fowler highlights Guyton’s exceptional movement for his size (6’8″, 322 pounds) and envisions him thriving in Baltimore’s versatile offensive scheme.
Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta, known for blending value with necessity, could see Guyton as a solution to upgrade the team’s offensive line.
Guyton’s scouting report indicates immediate athleticism and significant upside as a future cornerstone of the offensive line. With only two sacks allowed in 27 games at Oklahoma, Guyton’s prowess is evident.
Senior Bowl Executive Director Jim Nagy praises Guyton’s remarkable athleticism, suggesting he could be the top tackle prospect in the draft, despite primarily playing right tackle in college.
