Introducing the Baltimore Ravens 2026 NFL Draft Class | The Fab 11


Attention Baltimore Ravensfans, get on your ready because Eric DeCosta just completeted the selection of 11 talented rookies in the 2026 NFL Draft! The Ravens walked away with a massive 11-player haul that balances immediate needs with high-upside talent. He started things off by snatching up the ultimate "mauler" in Penn State guard Vega Ioane at No. 14, providing Lamar Jackson with a Day 1 starter on the interior. The excitement didn't stop there; in the second round, we bolstered the pass rush with Missouri’s Zion Young, a physical tone-setter who was born to wear purple and black. Seeing him fired up after the call? That’s the "Play Like a Raven" mentality we live for!

The depth of this class is where things get truly scary for the rest of the AFC North. We loaded up on weapons for Lamar, snagging a red-zone nightmare in USC’s 6’4” wideout Ja’Kobi Lane and the nation’s touchdown leader, Elijah Sarratt from Indiana. DeCosta even kept the special teams legacy alive by drafting Michigan State punter Ryan Eckley—a move that ensures the "coffin corner" remains a Baltimore staple. From late-round gems like Northwestern guard Evan Beerntsen to physical corners like Duke's Chandler Rivers, this 2026 class is built to win now and for years to come. How do you feel about the 11 new Ravens that I'm labeling the Fab 11?



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