Ravens sign 4 more rookies, now have 6 of 11 draft picks under contract

The Baltimore Ravens continue to make steady progress with their rookie class, announcing four more draft pick signings and bringing their total to six players under contract ahead of the two-day rookie minicamp. Baltimore has now signed fourth-round tight end Matthew Hibner, fifth-round tight end Josh Cuevas, fifth-round running back Adam Randall, and seventh-round offensive lineman Evan Beerntsen.

Those additions join previously signed rookies Vega Ioane and Elijah Surratt, meaning six of the team's 11 total draft selections are now officially under contract.

The latest wave of signings reflects the Ravens' typical efficiency during the post-draft process, ensuring players can focus on development rather than contract negotiations as the rookie minicamp approaches. It also highlights Baltimore's emphasis on depth and versatility, particularly at tight end, where Hibner and Cuevas add competition and flexibility to the offense.

For Randall, the opportunity lies in carving out a role in a backfield known for its physicality, while Beerntsen will look to develop along the offensive line and compete for a roster spot or practice squad role. With more than half of their draft class now signed, the Ravens are positioning themselves for a smooth transition into rookie minicamp, continuing a disciplined approach that prioritizes preparation and player readiness heading into the 2026 season.

This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens sign Hibner, Cuevas, Randall, Beerntsen to rookie deals