Ravens' Top 30 Visits Begin: Edge Rusher Search

For the NFL, it's March 18th. Here's what's happening.

The Baltimore Ravens are staying quiet during early free agency,

sticking to their plan of building through the draft.

With one month until the NFL draft in April,

General Manager Eric DeCosta is kicking off the top 30 pre-draft visits

to scout key prospects. These visits let teams host up to 30 out of town

players for meetings and facility tours.

Prospects within 50 miles of Baltimore don't count toward that limit

and can drop by any time.

Lead rules ban any on-field football work during these trips.

Ravens fans know the team has a clear need at edge rusher after some departures.

These visits help the staff dig deeper into players' personalities

and fit beyond just game tape. The first visit is already set

with Penn State Pass rusher Danny Dennis Sutton coming to the Under Armour Performance Center.

He's a local product who could feel that edge spot nicely.

Keep an eye on updates as more top 30 visits roll in over the next few weeks.

They often signal who the Ravens are seriously targeting come draft day.

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