Ravens Eye Memphis Tackle Travis Burke for Offensive Line Boost

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The Baltimore Ravens are eyeing ways to boost their offensive line depth ahead of the

2026 NFL Draft.

They need more guards and centers mainly, but tackles for the bench are on the radar too.

Sources say they've set up a pre-draft 30 visit with Memphis offensive tackle Travis

Burke in late March.

Burke had a strong senior year, starting 11 gains for the Tigers.

Full football focus graded him, 84.5 overall, ranking him 11th out of 632 tackles nationwide.

He's a standout run blocker who creates lanes and climbs to the second level well.

Meanwhile, Burke's past protection is solid, but could use some polish.

His 40 yard dash, clocked in at 5.17 seconds, which is average in this deep tackle class.

Scout see him as a late day three pick, or even undrafted free agent.

The Ravens already have Ronnie Stanley and Roger Rosengarten starting a tackle with

Carson Vincent and Jared Lichtenhan as backups.

Adding Burke could spark competition and support their run game, especially for Derek Henry

since Burke excels there.

Overall, this fits Baltimore's plan to scout sleepers in every round.

Burke might sit and develop for a couple years, but he could turn into a reliable backup

or even starter down the line.

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