If Alabama cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry is still on the board by the time the Ravens are on the clock, he could be the pick - just as The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec has in his seven-round mock draft.

Here’s a look at the positions the Ravens are most likely to fill in the draft, which begins Thursday night in Detroit.

In fact, two-time NFL MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson was selected 32nd by the Ravens in the 2018 NFL Draft. For the past two years, the Ravens hit gold in the first round of the draft. In 2022, Kyle Hamilton and Tyler Linderbaum -- both Pro Bowlers this past year -- were chosen in the first round.

The Ravens enter the draft with nine total selections. And though their own picks come in toward the end of each round, they do have two extra picks in the fourth and seventh roun

Round 1, pick 30 Round 2, pick 62 Round 3, pick 93 Round 4, pick 113 (acquired from Denver Broncos in Jake Martin trade) Round 4, pick 130 Round 5, pick 165 Round 6, pick 218 (compensatory pick from New York Jets in Morgan Moses trade) Round 7, pick 228 (acquired from New York Jets in Chuck Clark trade) Round 7, pick 250

The Baltimore Ravens have plenty of picks with potential to transform their team both offensively and defensively.

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