The Baltimore Ravens selected Indiana WR Elijah Sarratt in Round 4 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Sarratt followed FCS Freshman All-America honors in 2022 with a jump to James Madison. He ranked 11th nationally in receiving yards under HC Curt Cignetti and then followed his coach to Indiana. Sarratt led the team with 53 catches, 957 yards, and 8 TDs in 2024 before leading the nation in receiving scores in his final season. At 6’2 and 209 pounds, Sarratt wins with body control, strength, and timing. He consistently creates late separation, uses his frame to shield defenders, and highpoints the football as well as anyone in this class. He’s not a burner and will need a more diverse route tree, but his ball skills and red-zone dominance project cleanly.
Sarratt showed great production at Indiana and that may translate to playing time as a rookie.
Unfortunately, the Ravens drafted USC WR Ja’Kobi Lane in Round 3 as well.
Sarratt and Lane will likely compete for snaps and don’t offer a ton of redraft upside as reserve WRs on a run-first team.
Sarratt could be an intriguing rookie pick in the third round. He is a great contested catcher and offers something different from WR Zay Flowers, though so does Lane.
The opening is there for Sarratt or Lane to ascend the depth chart quickly so that should be considered.
Sarratt should still go after Lane in rookie drafts, but they are fairly close in value.
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