Baltimore Ravens fourth-round draft pick and former Oklahoma left guard Ben Powers will see a lot of familiar faces as he transitions from college to the pros.
Powers, a three-year starter and consensus first-team All-American for the Sooners in 2018, is one of four Oklahoma players the Ravens have taken in the past two drafts. Baltimore picked offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. and tight end Mark Andrews in 2018 and then receiver Marquise Brown and Powers in 2019.
"There's so many Oklahoma guys up there. That's great for all of us. It's gonna do wonders for that offense," Powers said on Glenn Clark Radio May 1. "... When you go into a new locker room, you've gotta know how to act and be able to know the dos and don'ts. I'll be able to go in there, see Orlando, see Mark, go through it with Marquise. It's very beneficial."
