Ravens' 2026 Roster: Stacked Offense, Fierce Defense

0:00On April 27th, the Baltimore Ravens just wrapped the 2026 NFL Draft with 11 rookies, and they're still building their 90-man. Roster through undrafted free agents and possible veteran signings. Experts are projecting a 53-man squad to kick off the regular season, blending stars like Lamar Jackson and Derek Henry with fresh talent. Offense looks stacked at 24 players, defense at 27, plus three specialists, and one international exemption for extra depth. On offense, quarterbacks are simple with Jackson and Tyler Huntley, locked in as the MVP starter and reliable backup. Running backs feature Henry up front, backed by Justice Hill, rookie Adam Randall, and Rashine Ali fighting for a spot again. Wide receivers lean young with day flowers, Rashad Bateman, and four rookies or sophomores, while Titans rebuilt around Mark Andrews, New Blocker, Durham Smyve, and Draftpicks. The line has eight, but they might add a center vet. Defense stays fierce, especially up front with seven tackles led by Annamdi Madubike and Travis Jones, though his neck recovery could shake things.

1:06Outside linebackers count on Tray Hendrickson and four others, inside has Rokwan Smith anchoring four, safety's mixed vets, Kyle Hamilton and Jalen. Hawkins with rookies, and corners go seven deep with Marlon Humphrey and Nate Wiggins shining. Rookies like with Shantae Wester and Elijah Serrat push for roles on returns and depth, while injuries to corners and potential vet ads like Kalei. Campbell add uncertainty, training camp battles, especially on special teams with Punter Tyler Loop and Rookie Ryan Eckley, will test the bubble guys. Expect tweaks before September as the Ravens chase another deep playoff run, but this projection sets them up strong across the board. You've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.