Ravens land TE Kenyon Sadiq in Daniel Jeremiah's final mock draft

The Ravens enter the 2026 NFL Draft with one of the more intriguing decisions at pick No. 14, and experts across the league are split on how Baltimore will approach the selection. Many believe the Ravens will prioritize adding a dynamic wide receiver or tight end to elevate the passing attack, especially if a top-tier playmaker falls into their range. Others point to the offensive line, especially the offensive guard, as a strong possibility, as the team has always valued protection and physicality in the trenches. In either case, the consensus is that Baltimore is positioned to land an immediate contributor at a premium position.

Baltimore suffered significant roster losses and made a splash signing, landing Trey Hendrickson on a four-year deal. Teams that successfully build through the NFL draft typically suffer the greatest losses. The Ravens saw more than 10 players depart, including an All-Pro punter and a dynamic tight end. Baltimore plays the compensatory game better than most teams, and received a league-leading (Eagles, Steelers) four picks after seeing several key players switch teams in 2025.

Daniel Jeremiah released his final mock draft, and he has the Ravens landing Oregon tight end, Kenyon Sadiq.

I could see the Ravens trading down or going with Penn State IOL Olaivavega Ioane here. They end up landing Sadiq, who helps fortify the tight end spot after Baltimore lost  and  in free agency.