While they don't have many roster holes, the Baltimore Ravens, fresh off of a 14-2 regular season, are hoping the upcoming draft will provide the mi sing pieces to their championship puzzle. They are also hoping to put their recent playoff Hassan Whiteside Jersey disappointments behind them after losing at home during the last two postseasons. No one is hoping to avenge the Ravens' recent playoff lo ses more than , whose 0-2 postseason record continues to be held against him despite last season's MVP campaign.With the start of the 2020 just around the corner, here's a look at the four things the Ravens should do during the draft to increase their odds at representing the AFC in LV.1. Double-dip at WR for Lamar Jackson general manager Eric DeCosta to the depth of the receivers in the 2020 NFL draft, stating that the Ravens could potentially find a starter at that position in the fifth round. For those of you who follow the draft closely, that shouldn't come as a surprise -- this might be the most loaded wide receiver cla s ever. But that doesn't mean that the Ravens won't use their first-round pick on a receiver, something they did last season when they acquired with the 25th overall pick.With the 28th overall pick in the 2020 draft, Baltimore should take the best available receiver still on the board. That may very well be LSU's Justin Jefferson, who caught 111 pa ses for 1,540 yards and 18 touchdowns last season while helping the Tigers capture a national championship. Jefferson would be a perfect addition to a Ravens offense that desperately needs another receiver alongside Brown, who led Baltimore's receivers with 46 receptions for 584 yards and seven touchdowns last season. If DeCosta and the Ravens choose to wait until Day 3 to addre s the receiver position, there will still be some good options available. In his, CBS draft analyst Chris Trapa so has the Ravens selecting Minnesota's Tyler Johnson in the fifth-round and Virginia's Joe Reed in the seventh round. Miami Heat T-Shirts Johnson, one of the more underrated players in the draft, caught 25 touchdowns while averaging over 15 yards per catch during his final two seasons with the Gophers. Reed, who caught 16 pa ses during his final three years with the Cavaliers, was a prolific special teams player at Virginia, returning five kickoffs for touchdowns while averaging 28.7 yards per return.2. Draft Mosley's replacementBaltimore still needs to fill the void left by linebacker C.J. Mosley's departure during the 2019 offseason. If the Ravens pa s on selecting a receiver in NBA Miami Heat Jeresy the first round, they would well-served spending the pick on an inside linebacker. While Clemson's Isaiah Simmons will be long gone by the time the Ravens are on the clock, the draft's other top inside linebackers, LSU's Patrick Queen and/or Oklahoma's Kenneth Murray could be available with the 28th overall pick. Queen, who has drawn comparisons to and , racked up 12 tackles for lo s during his final season with the Tigers. Murray, who has also drawn comparisons to Alexander as well as , filled the stat sheet during his three years at Oklahoma, recording 325 tackles, 36.5 tackles for lo s, 9.5 sacks and six pa ses defensed.While Queen and Murray ranked higher, the Ravens should strongly consider drafting Wisconsin's Zack Baun, who put up video game numbers during his final season Madison. In 2019, the 6-foot-3, 253-pound Baun tallied 12.5 sacks, 19.5 tackles for lo s, two forced fumbles and an interception return for a touchdown while earning All-American and First Team All-Big 10 honors. His skill set seems like a perfect fit for the Ravens' defensive blueprint -- one that hasn't changed much in recent years. All three players would fill a significant need for the Ravens, whose lack of talent at inside linebacker was exposed by and company during the ' upset win over Baltimore in the second round of the playoffs.3. Find a formidable EDGE they can developThe Ravens will surely draft an edge rusher after finishing just 21st in the in sacks last season. Fortunately for them, the 2020 draft is full of promising edge rushers, particularly in rounds 2-4. Ideal second-round options include Michigan's Josh Uche and Boise State's Curtis Weaver. Uche tallied 7.5 sacks and 10.5 tackles for lo s last fall, while Weaver recorded 13.5 sacks and 19.5 tackles for lo s in 2019.Po sible Tim Hardaway Jersey third-round options for the Ravens at edge rusher include Tenne see's Darrell Taylor, Utah's Bradlee Anae, and Notre Dame's Khalid Kareem. Fourth round options include Charlotte's Alex Highsmith, Syracuse's Alton Robinson and Michigan State's Kenny Willekes. Willekes tallied 23.5 sacks during his final three seasons with the Spartans, while Highsmith recorded 15 sacks and 21.5 tackles for lo s in 2019. While his numbers weren't the best in 2019, Robinson did leave Syracuse with 19 career sacks, five forced fumbles and 32 tackles for lo s. 4. Replenish the depth on the O-lineWith retirement and coming off a major knee injury sustained in Week 12 of the 2019 season, the Ravens will likely spend at least two picks on their offensive line during the draft. While the Ravens could spend a high pick on a lineman (Michigan's center Cesar Ruiz would be a good first-round option), they will likely addre s their line during the second and third days of the draft. Wisconsin's Tyler Biadasz could be a good option for the Ravens with the 60th overall pick. If they choose to addre s the interior part of their offensive line on Day 3, Baltimore should consider Louisiana's Kevin Dotson, a 2019 All-American who made over 50 starts during his college career.Baltimore is also in need of a swing tackle, with suspended for the first quarter of the 2020 season. An ideal Day 3 option here is Kansas State's Scott Frantz, a Second Team All- Tyler Herro Jersey Big 12 performer in 2019 who made 51 starts during his time with the Wildcats. Frantz was a big reason why Kansas State averaged over 180 rushing yards per game during his last two seasons.