The Baltimore Ravens are generating significant buzz after selecting wide receiver Elijah Sarratt with the 115th pick in Round 4 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Many analysts are already calling this move "highway robbery" given Sarratt's impressive college production and skill set. He brings a strong catch-point presence and a proven ability to find the end zone, finishing his collegiate career with 44 touchdown grabs. His 6'2.5", 207-pound frame and basketball background make him a formidable contested-catch specialist, perfectly addressing the Ravens' need for a reliable target. This strategic pick looks to be a major steal, instantly bolstering the Ravens' receiving corps.
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The Ravens Just Pulled Off HIGHWAY ROBBERY By Drafting Elijah Sarratt In Round 4 Of The NFL Draft
This video analyzes the Baltimore Ravens' selection of wide receiver Elijah Sarratt in the fourth round of the 2026 NFL Draft. It argues the pick is a "highway robbery," highlighting Sarratt's strong catch-point presence and impressive college touchdown production. Viewers will learn about Sarratt's scouting report, including his excellent body control and contested catch ability, as well as areas for development in his route running. The discussion explores why Sarratt is considered a significant steal and what he brings to the Ravens' receiving corps.
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