The Baltimore Ravens’ offensive line has seen three starters walk in free agency and the franchise addressed that glaring need in the first round of the draft with Oklahoma’s Tyler Guyton.
The Baltimore Ravens were perhaps one of the teams that were hit hard by NFL free agency, with several stars moving on to other teams. Perhaps the most glaring thing that happened to the Ravens was on offense, with three starting linemen walking out the door.
Tackle Morgan Moses and guards John Simpson and Kevin Zeitler all found new NFL homes, which leaves Todd Monken’s offensive line in serious need of fortifying.
The talent is perhaps the best it has ever been, and in NFL latest mock draft, the Ravens will get tackle help in the form of Oklahoma’s Tyler Guyton. This is offensive attainment for the Ravens.
Guyton would allow the Ravens to not depend on Patrick Mekari or Daniel Faalele too much and possibly give them their right tackle for the next several seasons.
Guyton is a better pass protector than run blocker, so should Baltimore select him in the first round, that improving the area of his game becomes high on the wish list in training camp.
