Ravens' Top Draft Need: Kenyon Sadiq Tight End

0:00On April 22nd, the 2026 NFL draft heads to Pittsburgh next year, putting the Baltimore Ravens right in rival territory. And all eyes are on tight-in Kenyan Cedique as a perfect fit for them. Baltimore's roster looks thin at the position after losing key depth, leaving Mark Andrews as their main guy despite his recent extension. Both Isaiah-likely and Charlie Kohler hid free agency and bounced this off season. Now they've got Durham smith as backup, but he's mostly a blocker. That shift leaves a gap in an offense that's long relied on versatile tight-ins to fuel Lamar Jackson. Fans still sting from that missed-fuel goal in Pittsburgh last season that cost them the division in playoffs. Sources like ESPN Analytics ranks Cedique as one of Baltimore's top 15 picks and number 14. Outlets like Oregon Ducks on SI call the Ravens an ideal spot for the Big Ten tight end of the year and second team all American. Cedique stands out as maybe the best tight end prospect with skills to stretch the field, win jump balls, and dominate the red zone.

1:05He matches what Baltimore's system craves, especially with needs at receiver, lines, and edge too. If he's there when the Ravens pick, grabbing him early could lock in the future around Lamar, turning a sudden weakness into strength before it's too. Hmm, late. That wraps NFL news today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.