
Ravens Draft Waffle House WR, Sarratt
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Elijah Sarratt, a.k.a. Waffle House, a massive wide receiver from Indiana, was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens. His nickname, inspired by the Waffle House Index, signifies his reliability and production. Sarratts impressive college career, including a national championship with Indiana, sets him up for success in the NFL.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Ravens Draft Waffle House WR, Sarratt. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On April 26th, the Baltimore Ravens just scooped up why receiver Elijah Serrat, nicknamed Waffle House, with the 115th pick in the man, fourth round of the NFL draft. This big dude from Indiana brings serious production, and his moniker is straight fire from the old school sports naming days. His dad, Donnie, coined it back at James Madison University, saying in an interview that Serrat is always open, just like those Waffle House spots, that never close. He carried that vibe when he transferred to Indiana with his coach. Sports fans are buzzing because the nickname ties into the Waffle House index that are real metric for storm damage, green for full menu and power on. Yellow for generators, red for clothes down. No Waffle House is right in Baltimore City, but a few in the northern burbs. Serrat shines as the back shoulder catch pro with killer ball skills and slot receiver grit, perfect for the Ravens offense rebuild. He led the nation with 15 touchdown grabs in 2025 and racked up 44 over his college career.
1:03Indiana went 16 and 0 last year. The first team since Yale in 1894 and Serrat was key to that national title run, setting him up to fry defenses in purple and black. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI.
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