23. Baltimore Ravens - David Stone, DT, Oklahoma
Honestly, I feel like the Baltimore Ravens could go in a number of directions with their first-round pick this April. The Ravens did address the interior offensive line in a big way this last offseason, and they capped it off by trading for Jurgens, who was on Philadelphia.
On paper, this is one of the more talented teams in the sport, and given how well-run and well-built everything is, the Ravens may target the trenches, which is never a bad idea. David Stone is the selection for Baltimore at pick 23 in our mock draft.
Stone does seem to profile nicely as a run defender, which is key playing in the AFC North. At 6-3 and 310 pounds, he's got the ideal size as well. Calais Campbell returned to the Ravens and is obviously not a part of their long-term picture, so the Ravens could look to replenish here in 2027.
24. New York Giants - Tae Johnson, S, Notre Dame
You almost wonder if New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh eventually finds his Giants version of Kyle Hamilton, the do-it-all safety he coached for years in Baltimore. While Tae Johnson isn't in the same tier of prospect, he does offer a lot of really encouraging upside that would be more than welcome in the Giants secondary.
The only box that Johnson might not check is his frame. He's definitely a bit lean, but that can always be fixed by adding on a few pounds of muscle mass if needed. Heading into Week 5, the Giants are shockingly 3-1 and in first place in the NFC East. While this team is far from a contender, keeping this up and potentially sneaking into the playoffs would really do a lot for the morale of this franchise.
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