The Baltimore Ravens had several first-year players get significant playing time and play major roles down the stretch of the 2020 season as the team weathered the storm of untimely injuries and a COVID-19 outbreak.
Some rookies didn’t exactly live up to preseason hype, others lived up to and exceeded expectations, and others didn’t get enough playing time to make a proper judgment and others failed to seize the ample opportunities that they did receive.
Here is a breakdown of each member of the Ravens’ 2020 draft class, accompanied by a letter grade and sophomore season projections:
ILB Patrick Queen — Round 1, 28th overall
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The former LSU Tiger had a solid rookie season where he appeared in and started all 16 regular season games and both of the playoff contests.