Baltimore Ravens select Garrett Dellinger in seventh round of 2025 NFL Draft

The Baltimore Ravens selected LSU offensive lineman Garrett Dellinger in the seventh round of the 2025 NFL Draft. They did so with the No. 243 overall pick.

Dellinger moved himself up NFL Draft boards thanks to his versatility and lengthy track record in college. He played three different positions.

The talented offensive lineman started 30 games in 41 appearances. He racked up 26 starts at left guard, three at left tackle and one at center.

Garrett Dellinger proved more than capable, anchoring the interior for one of the nation’s most talented units. He co-starred alongside All-American left tackle Will Campbell.

Prior to enrolling at LSU, Garrett Dellinger was ranked as a four-star prospect and the No. 112 overall recruit in the 2021 class, according to the On3 Industry Rankings. He also checked in as the No. 13 offensive tackle in the class and the No. 4 overall player from the state of Michigan, hailing from Clarkston (MI) Clarkston.

What NFL Draft analysts are saying about Garrett Dellinger

The good news for NFL scouts is they’ve had plenty of chances to scout Dellinger. He was a multi-year starter at LSU, so there is loads of film on him.

So what are analysts saying about him? The NFL Network’s Lance Zierlein wrote the following in evaluating Garrett Dellinger as a prospect:

“Guard prospect with burly, squared-off frame. Dellinger could offer center/guard flexibility and has tape filled with challenges from quality opponents across from him. He’s not really a people pusher, but he plays with good pad level, firmness into contact and consistent technique in the run game.

“He’s a notch below in pass pro, where his pass sets tend to be long and heavy, opening him to counters and twists. He throws his hands with purpose and generally absorbs power. He’s functional in all blocking schemes as a likely backup who can provide quality starts if needed.”