NFL draft kicked off on Thursday in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Baltimore Ravens are scheduled to make 11 of the draft's 257 picks, which began with the No. 27 selection on Day 1 of the three-day event.

The Ravens added help for their secondary in the first round, then took a pass rusher in the second who comes with some off-field concerns. On the final day, Baltimore took a kicker, suggesting that the team is at least preparing for the possibility that the post-Justin Tucker era could begin soon.

The Ravens have had a strong track record with kickers. Matt Stover was the team's first kicker in 1996 and he held the job until 2008. Tucker was signed as an undrafted free agent in 2012 and he's been the kicker for the past 13 seasons. That means the Ravens have used just two kickers for 26 of their 29 seasons.