Mike Green's draft stock falling due to DE's sexual assault allegations and poor interview process with teams: Report

Mike Green's draft stock falling due to DE's sexual assault allegations and poor interview process with teams: Report

Marshall defensive end Mike Green's draft stock is reportedly falling going into the second day of the NFL Draft because of off-field problems.

NFL Network, ESPN had vastly different approaches addressing draft pick's off-field concerns

How should networks talk about a player’s off-field concerns at the NFL Draft? With Baltimore Ravens draftee Mike Green, the NFL Network and ESPN took dramatically different approaches. If players were selected only on their on-field talent, Green would have almost certainly been a first-round selection. But Green had some off-field concerns, which played a huge role in his slide to the end of the second round on Friday night. When the Ravens se…

Ravens John Harbaugh's Hypocritical "Zero Tolerance" Comments Resurface After Mike Green Selection

The Baltimore Ravens selected Mike Green late in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft despite film that would normally justify a first-round selection. While Baltimore has a knack for finding players that slip in the draft for no clear reason, it’s easy to see why Green was still on the board. The Marshall product is currently facing two sexual assault allegations, and, while the rookie maintains his innocence, these reports were enough for se…

In the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Baltimore Ravens selected Edge Rusher Mike Green in 59th place. In the past, the 21-year-old was accused of sexual coercion twice. General Manager Eric DeCosta explained why the Marshall defender was still chosen.