Overview
- Mike Green, projected as a first-round talent, fell to the second round of the NFL Draft following two unresolved sexual assault allegations from his high school and college years.
- Green has denied any wrongdoing, was never charged, and stated he was open about the allegations during pre-draft interviews with NFL teams.
- The Ravens conducted what they described as a thorough investigation and expressed confidence in their decision to draft Green at No. 59 overall.
- At rookie minicamp, Green declined to elaborate on the allegations, instead focusing on his future with the Ravens and the opportunity to grow within their organization.
- The Charlottesville Police Department’s investigation into one allegation remains suspended, and Green’s suspension at the University of Virginia led to his transfer to Marshall, where he excelled on the field.