Ravens address offensive line, select Amarius Mims in redraft
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 7, 2026, 4:04 PM
Last updated Jul 7, 2026
In a recent CBS Sports redraft of the 2024 NFL Draft, the Baltimore Ravens opted for offensive tackle Amarius Mims instead of cornerback Nate Wiggins. Initially chosen 18th overall by the Cincinnati Bengals, Mims was selected 30th overall by the Ravens. The move emphasizes Baltimore's commitment to maintaining a strong offensive line for their run-heavy offense. Mims' size and potential are seen as fitting well with the team's physical playing style. Wiggins has since developed into a key player for the Ravens' secondary, indicating Baltimore's strong drafting ability in both scenarios.
- •Ravens select Amarius Mims with 30th overall pick in redraft
- •Mims was initially drafted 18th by the Bengals
- •Baltimore passes on Nate Wiggins, focusing on strong offensive line
- •Mims enhances the Ravens' physical offense led by Lamar Jackson
- 4:04 PMYahoo Sports — Ravens pass on Nate Wiggins, address offensive line in 2024 NFL redraft
"CBS Sports' 2024 redraft sends Ravens in a different direction, replacing Nate Wiggins with former Georgia standout Amarius Mims.
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