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Who Wins the Ravens WR2 Job? #bestball #fantasyfootballadvice

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3 min
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Jul 22, 2026
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Wed, July 22, 2026
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Elijah SarrattGabriel DavisLane Johnson
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Elijah Sarratt

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The source prefers Surratt over Lane Johnson for the Ravens WR2 opportunity, citing superior prospect profile and skillset for slot play. Surratt's production profile and ability to find space in zones are cited as advantages. The source allocated 11% portfolio exposure to Surratt versus 1% to Lane, though acknowledges this confidence gap may be excessive given the shared macro-level opportunity bet.

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Gabriel Davis

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The source uses Gabe Davis as a cautionary historical comparison to the Ravens WR2 opportunity bet, illustrating the risk of backing the wrong candidate in a wide receiver competition; notes Davis has a better production profile than Isaiah Hodgins but went two rounds later in the draft, whereas Lane Johnson was taken in the third round. The source expresses preference for Davis over Hodgins but acknowledges the draft capital invested in Lane creates meaningful uncertainty about which Ravens receiver will emerge.

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Lane Johnson

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The source views Lane Johnson as a weaker bet than Elijah Surratt for the Ravens WR2 opportunity. Lane must pass Rashod Bateman to play on the outside and lacks the prospect profile for slot versatility that Surratt possesses. The source characterizes Lane's profile as having all the same negatives as Surratt—not beating man coverage, poor downfield separation—without any of the positives, describing him as 'mostly just terrible.' Allocated only 1% portfolio exposure versus 11% to Surratt.

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0:00Have you mixed in Surratt too, or are
0:01you just taking Lane?
0:03>> I have
0:05I like Surratt more. I like Surratt
0:07more. Surratt's more expensive.
0:09>> any Lane.
0:10>> I try So, I with Lane, I just I've done
0:13this like enough times where I'm just
0:15not going to do it anymore. Like they're
0:17the same bet. They're just the exact
0:19same bet. I know profile-wise you can
0:21say they're not, but they're the same
0:23Yes, they're they're
0:25you become the wide receiver two in
0:26Baltimore over the course of the year.
0:29>> Well, okay, at that macro level they're
0:32the same bet. I I guess where I still
0:33see it as a different bet is that I
0:34think that Lane has to actually pass
0:37Bateman to play on the outside, whereas
0:39I think Surratt has to actually pass
0:42>> sure that's true. Like I think Lane
0:44could also play in the slot. They've
0:46talked Surratt up as someone who can
0:48play in the slot.
0:49But you you don't think Lane could be a
0:51similar kind of power slot?
0:54>> I I I mean, based on the prospect
0:56profile, I think it's far less likely.
0:59I I just think Surratt like actually has
1:01more of the skillset to do that, like in
1:04terms of finding like feeling space in
1:06the zones.
1:06>> Yeah.
1:07>> Um
1:08like actually having a production
1:09profile, whereas Lane to me is like he
1:12has all the same negatives that Surratt
1:14has in his profile in terms of like not
1:15beating man coverage, like not
1:17separating well down field, but like I
1:19don't think he has any of the positives
1:21I just think he's he's mostly just
1:22terrible.
1:23>> He's an early declare who was, you know,
1:25reasonably productive
1:27sort of
1:28>> Yeah.
1:29>> I could I mean
1:30it's it could be the case that
1:33we're betting on Isaiah Hodgins when
1:35there's a Gabe Davis here.
1:37And
1:38>> That's plausible.
1:39>> You know?
1:40>> Gabe Davis has a better production
1:41profile but
1:42>> Yeah, he did. I like Gabe Davis more,
1:44but he also went two rounds later. And
1:46they they took they took Lane in the
1:48third round. Like that that's
1:49meaningful. So, I just I'm going to have
1:52more Surratt. Like I think I but when I
1:54checked in on it, I think I was at like
1:5611% Surratt, 1% Lane. I was like, that's
1:58dumb. I I cannot possibly be this
2:01confident in Surratt over Lane.
2:05There's opportunity here. Like, there's
2:07clearly opportunity. So, I identify
2:08that. Obviously, new offensive
2:10coordinator, things could kind of change
2:12in the way they're using the receivers.
2:13And and the offensive coordinator's
2:15going to be exciting, could be really
2:16fun. You have Lamar Jackson. Like, all
2:18of this I I understood everything about
2:20this. I got it right. And then I said,
2:22"And it's only Elijah Surratt who can
2:24benefit." And and then it's it's someone
2:27else. It's just like, god damn it.

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