Ravens face a tough decision if Jordyn Tyson is available with pick 14

There's nothing wrong with options. The Baltimore Ravens may not have thought this was a possibility earlier in the draft process, but it might be. As the NFL Draft approaches, Jordyn Tyson continues to make waves as one of the best players with one of the largest red flags.

Once viewed as a potential top-10 prospect, his pre-draft process has only reinforced concerns about durability. Then came his recent individual workout. The buzz returned as evaluators saw much of what they had seen on his tape.

A strong individual workout followed by clips like this one, showcasing his explosiveness and fluid movement, may have quieted much of that noise. Now, the conversation shifts. What happens if Tyson is still on the board when Baltimore is on the clock at No. 14? That’s where things get complicated. On one hand, the Ravens don’t have a glaring need at wide receiver that demands a first-round investment. On the other hand, passing on a talent of Tyson’s caliber is never a comfortable decision, especially in a league where dynamic playmakers can tilt games instantly.

Roster construction matters, though. Baltimore’s offensive line remains a more pressing concern, particularly after the departure of Tyler Linderbaum. That need only intensified after the division shifted with the addition of Dexter Lawrence to a rival's defensive front.

That said. How can the Ravens look past Vega Ioane at this point? Protecting the interior and maintaining physical dominance in the trenches feels like the safer, more logical path, and the former Penn State Nittany Lions star would check that box immediately. But draft night isn’t always about playing it safe. It’s about value, and Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta is married to the idea of taking the best prospect available. If Tyson is sitting there at 14, the Ravens would have to ask themselves a couple of questions.