The Ravens knew Vega Ioane was 'a Raven' from the start, embodying the team's values and new regime's vision.

The All Blacks, New Zealand's national rugby team, wished Ioane well in a one-on-one interview he did after his introductory press conference last week. Ioane was greeted with video messages on a tablet from several members of the All Blacks team, including Codie Taylor, who has been a Ravens fan since the Ray Lewis days.

Ravens Gameday Radio analyst Rod Woodson weighs in on the Ravens' roster following the 2026 NFL Draft and why drafting Vega Ioane made sense.

Former teammates rave about new Ravens offensive lineman Vega Ioane’s violent playing style. “He’s just a beast,” one Penn State lineman says.

Vega Ioane was the first guard selected when the Ravens drafted him No. 14 overall, but a former Penn State coach thinks he can play tackle.

Offensive lineman Vega Ioane's consistent technique comes from his intense focus on 'little details' drilled by his coach.