Mink: I think there's a decent chance the Ravens draft a safety (presumably TCU's Trevon Moehrig) with one of their first-round picks, but only if there isn't another similarly-ranked edge rusher, offensive lineman or wide receiver on the board.
The need just isn't nearly as great at safety with Chuck Clark and DeShon Elliott coming off strong seasons as the starters. DeCosta recently called Clark the "heart and soul" of the defense and Baltimore signed him to a three-year contract extension about a little over a year ago. Elliott stayed healthy for the first time in his career and proved he's a talented player, especially with some huge hits. I also wouldn't rule out his playmaking potential, as he had six interceptions and three forced fumbles in his final year in college at Texas. I look forward to what he can do in 2021.
With that said, the Ravens definitely need more depth at safety and they're never opposed to adding more versatile pieces in the secondary. Plus, Elliott is entering the final year of his rookie contract. So a rangy safety like Moehrig who is tough in coverage and physical against the run is of interest.
NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah has Moehrig as his 16th-best overall prospect, so his talent may be too good to pass up. However, The Athletic's Dane Brugler ranked Moehrig at No. 43 overall, behind Central Florida safety Richie Grant. Who knows where the Ravens have Moehrig on their board, but I think he's have to be comfortably ahead of available players at bigger positions of need to select him.
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