BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Ravens used a second first-round draft pick on a position of need - center.
The Ravens drafted center Tyler Linderbaum, out of Iowa, with the 25th overall selection in Thursday's NFL Draft.
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Baltimore acquired the draft pick after trading wide receiver Marquise Brown for the 23rd pick. The Ravens the swapped picks with the Buffalo Bills.
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After an injury-plagued losing season, Baltimore took advantage of a rare chance to pick in the first half of the first round.
It was only the fifth time in the past 22 years that Baltimore picked in the top 16.
