29. Baltimore Ravens - Greg Johnson, OG, Minnesota
The Baltimore Ravens take Greg Johnson from Minnesota at pick 29 in our mock draft. The Ravens’ interior offensive line definitely got a makeover this offseason, and it was a needed one. Johnson is an interesting player, as he has experience at tackle, guard, and center, and with the Ravens losing Tyler Linderbaum in free agency and potentially having some guard solutions in John Simpson and Vega Ioane, placing Johnson at center would be the way to go.
But his position versatility could also make him an overall extremely valuable asset to this team for years to come. Linderbaum’s price tag with Las Vegas likely meant that the Ravens never had a chance, and there really isn’t any harm in Baltimore not ponying up that kind of money.
Snagging a potential long-term replacement is the next best thing, and the Ravens do largely have a track record of drafting quite well.
30. Seattle Seahawks - Kenyatta Jackson Jr., EDGE, Ohio State
Kenyatta Jackson had 11.5 tackles for loss and six sacks for Ohio State in 2025. The Seattle Seahawks take him with the 30th pick in our mock draft, leaning into their identity even more. We did see the Seahawks escape the Patriots in Week 1, but it wasn’t without Sam Darnold going down.
And where Seattle continues to win and create advantages is along their defensive line, but the same faces aren’t always going to be there. A great team setting themselves up for the long-term is proactive and not reactive. While Seattle might be just fine this year along the defensive line, adding another pass-rushing threat is never a bad idea.
If a team doesn’t really need a QB or an offensive tackle, getting trenches help on defense is almost always the next best course of action. GM John Schneider keeps stacking talent here and takes Jackson.
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