Ravens Stack Day 3 Draft Class with Local Talent

0:00On April 27, the Baltimore Ravens stacked their 11-man draft class heavy on day 3 of the 2026 NFL draft, pulling in 8, rickies from rounds 4 through 7. General manager Eric DeCosta stayed patient most of the day, trading up just once while writing the board for best available talent that fit there. Schemes, they targeted playmakers with local ties, like wide receiver Elijah Serrat from Indiana, a DMV product who led the nation in receiving touchdowns, and tight-in Matt Hibner from SMU, a Virginia native who balled out after Michigan. DeCosta doubled up at tight-end, with Alabama's Josh Quavos for his blocking and route running, while Corner, Chandler Rivers from Duke brings ball, skills and ties to the staff, and Clemson running back Adam Randall got the nod from owner Steve Bishiyade himself as a versatile weapon. He rounded out with punter Ryan Eckley from Michigan State to replace Jordan Stout, defensive and Ray Sean Benny from Michigan for line-depth, and Northwestern interior lineman Evan

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