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Full List of Ravens 2026 Draft Picks

Mar 09, 2026 at 05:18 PM

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Justin Robertson

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General Manager Eric DeCosta

The Ravens have added to their war chest of draft capital.

The NFL has awarded the Ravens four compensatory picks for April's draft: two fifth-round picks and two seventh-round picks. It's the most compensatory picks awarded this year, tying the Eagles and Steelers.

The Ravens tie the Eagles and Steelers with four compensatory picks in the 2026 draft, maintaining Baltimore’s NFL lead with 64 comp picks since 1994. https://t.co/urWNJPzbu7
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) March 9, 2026

Barring trades, the Ravens are projected to have the following 11 picks in this year's draft:

Round 1 (No. 14)
Round 2 (No. 45)
Round 3 (No. 80)
Round 4 (No. 115)
Round 5 (No. 154)
Round 5 (No. 162)
Round 5 (No. 173)
Round 5 (No. 174)
Round 6 (No. 211)
Round 7 (No. 250)
Round 7 (No. 253)

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