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Baltimore Ravens 2026 NFL Draft Day 3 Tracker and Discussion Thread
TL;DR
The Baltimore Ravens are set for Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft with eight picks, including four compensatory selections. They aim to strengthen their roster, particularly targeting a center and bolstering depth at tight end and cornerback.
Key points
- Ravens have eight picks on Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft
- Top priorities include finding a center and adding depth at tight end and cornerback
- Four picks are compensatory selections from the previous offseason
- Top available players include Gracen Halton and Dani Dennis-Sutton
Baltimore RavensNFL Draft 2026
- Round 4 – Pick 15 (No. 115 overall)
- Round 5 – Picks 14, 22, 33, and 34 (Nos. 154, 173 and 174 overall)
- Round 6 – Pick 30 (No. 211 overall)
- Round 7 – Picks 34 and 37 (Nos. 250 and 253 overall) Four of those picks (Nos. 173, 174, 250, and 253) are compensatory picks resulting from the 2025 offseason’s free agency departures. They could use their extra capital to jump up for coveted players on Day 3, but they also need to fill out the league’s thinnest roster. Here are the top 10 available players, per Baltimore Beatdown’s rankings.
Q&A
What picks do the Baltimore Ravens have on Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft?
The Ravens have eight picks: Round 4 (No. 115), Round 5 (Nos. 154, 173, 174), Round 6 (No. 211), and Round 7 (Nos. 250, 253).
Which positions are the Ravens likely to target on Day 3 of the draft?
The Ravens are expected to target a center, tight end, and cornerback to strengthen their roster.
Who are the top available players for the Ravens on Day 3?
Top available players include Gracen Halton, Dani Dennis-Sutton, and Keionte Scott among others.
What are the implications of the Ravens' compensatory picks in the 2026 NFL Draft?
The Ravens' four compensatory picks provide them with extra capital to potentially trade up for coveted players or fill critical roster gaps.
