WR · BAL · 24 yrs · exp 2 · North Carolina
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Latest: May 22, 2026 · 1,370
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Rookie WR Ja'Kobi Lane could step into a significant role for the Ravens in 2026, potentially starting opposite Zay Flowers. The team has lacked a consistent No. 2 receiver, and Lane's size and red-zone ability make him an attractive option for Lamar Jackson, especially after Isaiah Likely's departure
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Drops: Devontez Walker
Walker has secured seven of 11 targets through his first two NFL seasons, producing 157 receiving yards and three touchdowns on limited opportunities. He seemed to have a path toward Baltimore's No. 3 receiver role behind Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman before the 2026 NFL Draft. That path became more crowded after the Ravens added wide receivers Ja'Kobi Lane in the third round and Elijah Sarratt in the fourth round, along with tight ends Matthew Hibner in the fourth round and Josh Cuevas in the fifth round. Walker may now need to stand out in an offseason competition to secure more than a situational role
Walker will face increased competition for touches after the Ravens drafted a pair of rookie wideouts in Ja'Kobi Lane (third round) and Elijah Sarratt (fourth round) in the 2026 NFL Draft, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports. Walker seemed like the top candidate for the No. 3 receiver role behind Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman (illness) prior to the 2026 NFL Draft, but the third-year pro may now need to impress in a competition this offseason in order to secure more than a situational role. Through his first two seasons in the league, Walker has hauled in only seven of 11 targets, but he's made an impact on those limited touches, with 157 receiving yards and three touchdowns. Rookie tight ends Matthew Hibner (fourth round) and Josh Cuevas (fifth round) also represent added competition for targets
Drops: Devontez Walker
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