BALTIMORE — The EasySportz NFL expert released team-by-team draft grades for all 32 clubs, with the Baltimore Ravens earning an A- for a deep, balanced 2026 class built across all seven rounds.
Baltimore opened the draft with Olaivavega Loane in the first round, setting the tone for a physical, upside-heavy haul. The Ravens followed with Zion Young in the second round and Ja’Kobi Lane in the third, continuing to stack athletic talent at key positions.
The middle rounds delivered heavy volume and versatility. Baltimore selected Elijah Sarratt and Matthew Hibner in the fourth round, then added multiple fifth-round picks in Chandler Rivers, Josh Cuevas and Adam Randall.
The class closed with late-round additions Ryan Eckley in the sixth round and both Rayshaun Benny and Evan Beerntsen in the seventh.
The EasySportz analyst praised Baltimore’s ability to attack multiple needs without reaching, highlighting the Ravens’ typical draft identity: value, depth and long-term development upside.
The report noted that while the class lacks a single flashy headline pick, the overall structure gives Baltimore flexibility and competition across the roster.
The A- grade reflects confidence in the Ravens’ scouting process and their continued emphasis on building through volume, athleticism and fit.
Baltimore now heads into offseason programs with one of the more balanced draft classes in the league, according to the EasySportz evaluation.
