Ravens Draft: Big Receivers for Lamar

0:00On April 29th, Brown's fans still buzzing from our 10 picks in the 2026 NFL draft, but eyes are shifting to the AFC North rivals. The Baltimore Ravens loaded up with 11 players, starting strong in the first round with offensive lineman Oliva Vega-Ioane from Penn State, the top pure guard out there. They follow with defensive and Zion Young from Missouri in the second, then snagged wide receivers. Jocobie Lane from USC and Elijah Sarat from. In the anna on back-to-back days, we covered our draft inside outgrades, deep dyes on guys like Spencer Fano and Parker Brailsford, day breakdowns, even early 53 man roster, projections. Meanwhile, the Ravens kept their tradition of beefing up the lines, adding another offensive lineman Evan Beerenston from Northwestern late, plus tight, ends Matthew Hibner and Josh Cuevas for depth. Fans gave the bangles a B on their picks, and now Raven supporters are hyped about those

1:00bigger-bodied receivers, giving Lamar Jackson new outside. Threats. For us in Cleveland, it's a reminder, the division stays tough. Playoff Path means watching every move up north. Deeper in the class, Baltimore grabbed corner Chandler Rivers from Duke, running back Adam Randall from Clemson, punter Ryan Eckley from Michigan, state and defensive tackle, Ray Sean Binney from Michigan. The three picks cracked the first 100, so expect plenty of depth pieces fighting for spots. To stay ahead, we keep tracking these halls while plotting our own rise. Brown's nation lets turn that draft high into grid iron fire.