Ravens final seven-round mock draft loads up offense for 2026
The Baltimore Ravens' seven-round mock draft prioritizes offense for the 2026 season, selecting players to enhance their receiving corps, offensive line, and defensive line. The draft picks include Makai Lemon as a dynamic wide receiver and Chase Bisontis for added depth on the offensive line.
The Baltimore Ravens used PFF's mock draft simulator to project their picks for the upcoming NFL draft, focusing on bolstering their offense for the 2026 season. With nearly a dozen picks, Eric DeCosta aims to replenish talent expected to depart. The Ravens selected Makai Lemon, a junior wide receiver from USC, with their first-round pick. Lemon was dominant for the Trojans, winning the Biletnikoff Award after catching 79 passes for 1,156 yards and 11 touchdowns. In later rounds, they picked Chase Bisontis, an athletic guard from Texas A&M, and Connor Lew, a center from Auburn, to add depth to their offensive line. The team also selected Landon Robinson, a defensive lineman from Navy, and Cyrus Allen, a wide receiver from Cincinnati, to enhance their defensive and receiving corps.
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