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Sarratt's route-running skills are offset by separation limitations; monitor for waiver upside.
Sarratt is a fourth-round pick out of Indiana who is a strong route runner with good hands, although he has limitations as a separator. The source suggests he is more of a name to keep on your watch list as the season progresses.
Elijah Sarratt is the consensus WR13 and 25th overall superflex dynasty rookie.
Ranked 25th overall in superflex dynasty rookie draft rankings at WR13; expert consensus average rank 25.7 with range from 16 to 31, indicating moderate variance in thirteenth-tier receiver evaluation.
Elijah Sarrett ranks 247th in 2026 best ball projections.
Ranked 247th overall in DraftKings 2026 best ball rankings with a best ball score of 227.51.
Rookie Sarratt limited to late-game snaps; deep on depth chart.
Rookie Sarratt didn't see the field until nearly the end of the third quarter with the Ravens, well behind Ja'Kobi Lane and other backup options.
Sarratt's six snaps and minimal production rule him out for Week 1 role.
Sarratt played just six snaps and caught one pass for three yards with 10 minutes remaining in the game. There is no hint of him being in the mix for a Week 1 role, suggesting he remains a deep depth piece.
22nd-ranked dynasty rookie WR trading at discount to consensus.
Ranked 22nd overall in dynasty rookie draft consensus (best rank 13, worst rank 28, standard deviation 3.9); BAL WR13 age 23; ECR vs. ADP shows +7 variance indicating market undervaluation relative to expert consensus.
Sarratt's limited snaps suggest he won't get regular-season targets.
Rookie wideout played surprisingly little in the preseason game against the Vikings, suggesting that offensive coordinator Declan Doyle has already seen all he needs from the rookie wideout to give him targets in the regular season.
Rookie wideout played surprisingly little, signaling limited regular-season role.
Rookie wideout who played surprisingly little in the preseason win over Minnesota, suggesting that offensive coordinator Declan Doyle has already seen all he needs to from the rookie wideouts to give them targets in the regular season, indicating limited regular-season role expectations.
Sarratt projected as offensive star if pass protection improves
Offensive player predicted to have a big day if pass protection holds up; will be one of the stars on offense when the Ravens' O-line improves against Vikings blitzing.
Sarratt drafted by Ravens as part of improved receiving corps.
Elijah Sarratt was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens as part of a slightly improved receiving corps alongside Ja'Kobi Lane, though Lamar Jackson's rushing ability remains the primary fantasy appeal.
WR12 prospect ranked 24th overall in 2026 superflex dynasty rookie rankings.
Ranked 24th overall in FantasyPros' 2026 Superflex Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings as WR12 prospect; average ranking of 25.8 with standard deviation of 3.9 reflects moderate expert consensus for tier-4 wide receiver.
Round 4 WR Sarratt showed route technique, catch-point toughness, and zone awareness in preseason.
Round 4 WR (No. 115 overall) made an immediate impact in preseason debut with 30 snaps, 6 receptions, 66 yards; the source highlights his route-running technique (convincing head fakes to manipulate defensive backs), toughness at the catch point (securing multiple receptions in traffic despite tight coverage), and zone coverage awareness (consistently working into open areas, presenting himself to the quarterback, finding opportunities to continue working downfield after the catch). The source emphasizes that his college strengths—route detail, spatial awareness, and ability to finish through contact—already appeared to be translating to the NFL.
Sarratt's route technique and zone awareness translated in productive preseason debut.
Round 4, No. 115 overall receiver played 30 snaps in preseason debut, finishing with 6 receptions for 66 yards; route running stood out in isolated situations with convincing head fakes to manipulate defensive backs and create separation; showed toughness at catch point, securing multiple receptions in traffic despite tight coverage; equally effective against zone coverage, consistently working into open areas, presenting himself to the quarterback, and finding opportunities to continue working downfield after the catch; college strengths of route detail, spatial awareness, and ability to finish through contact already translating to NFL.
Sarratt ranked WR12 in 2026 dynasty rookie draft tiers.
Elijah Sarratt is ranked WR12 among 2026 dynasty rookie draft prospects with a tier ranking of 4.
Sarratt led Ravens receivers with 66 yards on 6 catches and showed punt-return upside.
Led the team with 66 yards on six catches in preseason debut; also showed comfort fielding punts despite not doing it in college, displaying versatility as a potential special teams contributor and pass-catcher.
Sarratt led receivers with 66 yards on six catches; fumble likely anomaly.
Elijah Sarratt led the Ravens receiving corps with 66 yards on six catches in the preseason opener. The source also notes he showed comfort fielding punts despite never doing so in college, though he did fumble once on an impressive catch-and-run play—a deflating moment for a player with no fumbles on his college stat sheet, though the source expects it to be a one-off issue.
Sarratt is consensus WR12 and 23rd overall in superflex dynasty rankings.
Ranked 23rd overall in FantasyPros' consensus superflex dynasty rookie draft rankings; WR12 prospect with average ranking of 23.9 and standard deviation of 4.8, indicating moderate expert consensus on his twelfth-tier wide receiver status.
Sarratt shows promise with 6-66 line but fumbles; behind first-team receivers.
Elijah Sarratt, a fellow rookie, didn't appear until the fifth drive of the Ravens' preseason game once the "starters" were done. He generally performed well with 6 catches for 66 yards but lost a fumble in the third quarter, indicating he's behind the first-team receivers on the depth chart.
Sarratt efficient in limited role (6-of-7, 66 yards), could climb depth chart.
Sarratt, a fellow Ravens rookie, didn't see the field with the second-team unit but played from the fifth drive until the end of the game. Despite a fumble, he caught 6-of-7 targets for 66 yards, showing efficiency. The source notes he could ascend the depth chart over time, though all eyes are currently on Ja'Kobi Lane.
Sarratt shows promise with 6-of-7 catch rate, could climb depth chart.
Sarratt, a fellow rookie, didn't see the field with the second-team unit but played from the fifth drive until the end of the game. Fumble aside, he looked good, catching 6-of-7 targets for 66 yards. The source notes he could ascend the depth chart over time.
Sarratt's 6-66 on 7 targets offset by fumble in Ravens game
Sarratt didn't appear to play in the first quarter but was busy later in the game, catching six of seven targets for 66 yards; he lost a fumble fighting for extra yards, creating a mixed performance.
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Rookie Sarratt led Ravens receivers with 6 catches, 66 yards but fumbled.
Rookie pass-catcher led the Ravens offense with six catches and 66 yards in preseason debut, though he did lose a fumble while trying to pick up extra yards after the catch; coaches and teammates provided encouragement on the sidelines after the turnover.
Sarratt led rookies with 6 catches, 66 yards but fumbled after the catch.
Rookie pass-catcher led the offense with six catches for 66 yards in preseason win but lost a fumble while attempting to gain extra yards after the catch; coaches and teammates encouraged him to move past the turnover.
Sarratt led Ravens receivers in preseason debut, showing role potential.
Rookie receiver who showed flashes of his potential role in Declan Doyle's offense; led the team in receiving alongside Matthew Hibner and Ja'Kobi Lane in the preseason opener.
Sarratt's fumble despite 6-catch, 66-yard night risks bench time for rookie.
Fourth-round rookie WR was excellent for much of the night, reeling in six of his seven targets for 66 yards, but left the football unprotected after one catch and lost a fumble while trying to pick up extra yards; turnovers are one of the quickest ways for rookies to get stuck on the bench.
Sarratt's strong receiving game marred by costly fumble.
The fourth-round pick was excellent for much of the preseason game, reeling in six of his seven targets for 66 yards and handling return opportunities fine; however, he left the football unprotected after one catch and lost a fumble while trying to pick up extra yards, a turnover that is one of the quickest ways for rookies to get stuck on the bench.