Ravens' DeCosta Faces Toughest Draft with Injury Risks

0:00It's April 4th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. The Baltimore Ravens are gearing up for Eric DeCosta's toughest NFL draft yet in 2026 with their roster thinner than it's been in years, and just 11 picks to work with, including 4 in the 5th round. Teams like Baltimore might have to roll the dice more than usual on high upside players nursing injury histories, especially since the Ravens need. Many makers across the board after a rough season hit by defensive line ailments. Fans and scouts are buzzing about prospects like Arizona State's Jordan Tyson, a potential first round wide receiver whose hamstring woes and past. Knee tears raise durability flags, or Florida's Kayla Banks, maybe the top defensive tackle available despite back-to-back foot fractures that limited, and big time. Meanwhile, Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. skipped key drills after a handbreak and hamstring tweak.

1:00Louisville's Chris Bell is rehabbing an ACL. Tear that could drop him today too, and Auburn Center Connor Lew sits out with his own season ending ACL from last fall. As the draft kicks off April 23rd, DeCosta's moves on these medical risks could redefine the Ravens rebuild or leave them scrambling even. Harder next fall.