20
Kadyn Proctor
Alabama
SEC
6’7”366 lb20 yo
Left-side wrecking ball who lives for bully ball.
Best Comparison
Mekhi Becton
Baltimore Ravens
10 total picks. First pick #14
The Ravens were a 44-yard field goal away from capturing their third consecutive AFC North title, but instead Tyler Loop missed, and now Baltimore will have a head coach not named John Harbaugh for the first time since 2007. Of course, last season's squad was hardly the best group that Lamar Jackson has led in recent years.
Better injury luck and improved scheme from the new coaching staff should help matters, but there are also several position groups that could use some new-and-improved faces.
2026 Draft Picks
11 total picks
RD 1
14
Olaivavega Ioane
G 1
RD 2
13
Zion Young
EDGE 9
RD 3
16
Ja'Kobi Lane
WR 19
RD 4
15
Elijah Sarratt
WR 12
33
Matthew Hibner
TE 17
RD 5
22
Chandler Rivers
CB 15
33
Josh Cuevas
TE 20
34
Adam Randall
RB 11
RD 6
30
Ryan Eckley
RD 7
34
Rayshaun Benny
DT 17
37
Evan Beerntsen
Team Needs and Targets
Offensive Line: The Ravens have used just one top-50 draft on the offensive line during their last nine drafts combined — it might be time to update things across the interior.
Defensive Line: It'd make sense if 2025 second-rounder Mike Green makes a bigger impact in Year 2, but either way: More playmakers on the line of scrimmage, please.
Pass Catcher: Some level of additional investment is needed to help a passing attack that ranked third in EPA per dropback across the 2023-2024 seasons before stumbling to their 22nd-place finish in 2025.
Guard / Offensive Tackle
Drafted Round 1 Pick 12
Drafted Round 1 Pick 17
25
Blake Miller
Clemson
ACC
6’6”315 lb21 yo
Ironman right tackle fueled by flexibility and stubbornness.
Best Comparison
Jonah Savaiinaea
130
Isaiah World
Oregon
BIG TEN
6’8”318 lb23 yo
Planet-sized edge eclipser with surprising lateral juice.
Best Comparison
Jalen Rivers
Defensive Tackle
Drafted Round 1 Pick 29
21
Peter Woods
Clemson
ACC
6’3”310 lb20 yo
310-pound dancing bear who wrecks pockets on schedule.
Best Comparison
Walter Nolen
121
Dontay Corleone
Cincinnati
BIG 12
6’1”335 lb23 yo
“The Godfather” of nose guards, calculated and cruel.
Best Comparison
Jamaree Caldwell
Drafted Round 2 Pick 4
23
Kayden McDonald
Ohio State
BIG TEN
6’3”326 lb20 yo
A talented run defender with power and leverage.
Best Comparison
Alfred Collins
Tight End / Wide Receiver
Drafted Round 3 Pick 16
115
Ja'Kobi Lane
USC
BIG TEN
6’4”200 lb21 yo
Alley-oop specialist evolving into a full-field threat.
Best Comparison
Van Jefferson
Drafted Round 6 Pick 16
184
CJ Daniels
Miami
ACC
6’2”205 lb22 yo
Sixth-year technician whose ceiling is “steady, not spectacular.”
Best Comparison
Andrei Iosivas
Drafted Round 1 Pick 8
7
Jordyn Tyson
Arizona State
BIG 12
6’2”200 lb21 yo
Three-level alpha with big-play DNA and red flags.
Best Comparison
Tetairoa McMillan
Safety
Drafted Round 1 Pick 11
5
Caleb Downs
Ohio State
BIG TEN
6’0”205 lb21 yo
Polamalu brain, Thorpe trophy case, sledgehammer temperament.
Best Comparison
Minkah Fitzpatrick
Drafted Round 2 Pick 26
28
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren
Toledo
MID AMERICAN
6’2”202 lb21 yo
MAC enforcer built like a backer, hits like one.
Best Comparison
Cole Bishop
Drafted Round 2 Pick 32
85
Bud Clark
TCU
BIG 12
6’2”190 lb22 yo
56 tackles, 4 interceptions, 7 PBUs in 2025
Best Comparison
Jay Ward