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PositiveNewsJul 24, 2026The Coachspeak Index

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this Elijah Sarratt guy might be a really good fit

this Elijah Sarratt guy might be a really good fit

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PositiveUsageJul 23, 2026Zain Dhanani

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Ravens WR3 battle is one to watch in Training Camp per @jamisonhensley Devontez Walker, Ja'Kobi Lane, and Elijah Sarratt are all live for that role Take: There's still a chance the team invests in a Vet WR so now is not the time to buy. Wait a few weeks and see. Sarratt is my favorite. @CoachspeakIndex had a nice tweet about the words spoken from HC/OC/GM about Devontez Walker this offseason, which is 0.

Ravens WR3 battle is one to watch in Training Camp per @jamisonhensley Devontez Walker, Ja'Kobi Lane, and Elijah Sarratt are all live for that role Take: There's still a chance the team invests in a Vet WR so now is not the time to buy. Wait a few weeks and see. Sarratt is my favorite. @CoachspeakIndex had a nice tweet about the words spoken from HC/OC/GM about Devontez Walker this offseason, which is 0.

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PositiveValueJul 22, 2026Legendary Upside

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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PositiveNewsJul 18, 202632BeatWriters

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"Who emerges as the Ravens' No. 3 wide receiver is one of the most interesting questions of training camp. Third-year wide receiver Devontez Walker appears to be the favorite for the job, but he'll be pushed by rookies Ja'Kobi Lane and Elijah Sarratt." @ryanmink <https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/ravens-wide-receiver-devontez-walker-jakobi-lane-elijah-sarratt-cornerback-nate-winggins-tight-ends>

"Who emerges as the Ravens' No. 3 wide receiver is one of the most interesting questions of training camp. Third-year wide receiver Devontez Walker appears to be the favorite for the job, but he'll be pushed by rookies Ja'Kobi Lane and Elijah Sarratt." @ryanmink <https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/ravens-wide-receiver-devontez-walker-jakobi-lane-elijah-sarratt-cornerback-nate-winggins-tight-ends>

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PositiveSleeperJul 17, 2026FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast

Elijah Surratt is a last-round flyer option at 92-to-1 odds in the offensive rookie of the year market.

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PositiveNewsJul 17, 2026Zain Dhanani

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Ravens biggest camp battles: “the biggest questions offensively are about swing tackle, No. 3 wide receiver, No. 2 tight end and No. 3 running back.” Tez Walker vs Elijah Sarratt vs Ja’Kobi Lane vs Vet FA they could sign Adam Randall (favorite) vs Rasheen Ali Things to watch

Ravens biggest camp battles: “the biggest questions offensively are about swing tackle, No. 3 wide receiver, No. 2 tight end and No. 3 running back.” Tez Walker vs Elijah Sarratt vs Ja’Kobi Lane vs Vet FA they could sign Adam Randall (favorite) vs Rasheen Ali Things to watch

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PositiveSleeperJul 16, 2026Reddit /r/fantasyfootball

Mentioned as alternative to Bateman: 'Familiarize yourself with Elijah Sarratt' and 'I would much rather go Sarratt' than Bateman. Limited detail provided but positioned as superior late-round option to Bateman.

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PositiveRoleJul 15, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Surratt has a path to being really productive in year one as one of the two rookie receivers with genuine opportunity in the Ravens offense.

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PositiveProjectionJul 15, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Surratt is being compared to Puka Nakua's rookie season in terms of upside potential, with a fragile depth chart below Zay Flowers creating opportunity.

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PositiveBreakoutJul 15, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Surratt is an insane high-upside value at WR63 with elite zone coverage success rate (83.3%, second-best in 2026 draft class) and potential to be a ball-winning option for Lamar Jackson.

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PositiveSleeperJul 15, 2026Reddit /r/fantasyfootball

Comments mention Sarrett as alternative Ravens pass-catcher target: 'I'm just not that into Lamar pass catchers as of late...if he fall a round or two to me I would take him for sure.' Another: 'I have been taking some Sarratt late in best ball.' Positioned as late-round value play over Flowers.

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PositiveRoleJul 14, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Elijah Surratt is getting good buzz and serves as a quality ancillary piece in the Ravens offense that helps take heat off defenders and supports the top receivers.

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PositiveSleeperJul 8, 2026Dynasty Points

Surratt is a rookie wide receiver sleeper going as WR63 in startups with an elite analytics profile: 2.6 yards per team pass attempt in his first season at Indiana was the third-best mark of any receiver in the class before age 22 (only Jordan Tyson and Makai Lemon had better seasons); in his second season he averaged more receiving yards per game than Omar Cooper (a round-one pick); last year he ranked behind only Jeremiah Smith in first downs per route run among all Power Conference receivers; he fell to round four of the NFL draft but landed in the perfect spot with the Ravens, who want to utilize him as a big slot and he's been shining in summer practices catching downfield bombs from Lamar Jackson; he has a legitimate opportunity to carve out playing time by October-November given the thin Ravens WR depth chart behind Zay Flowers and the vulnerability of Rashad Bateman.

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PositiveNewsJul 8, 2026The Coachspeak Index

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Elijah Sarratt big slot or we riottttttt

Elijah Sarratt big slot or we riottttttt

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PositiveNewsJul 8, 2026Dataroma

Elijah Sarratt as a prospect: + 97th percentile passer rating when targeted + 97th percentile EPA/Play + 96th percentile PFF Rec grade + 95th percentile yards per team pass attempt + 91st percentile contested catch rate

Elijah Sarratt as a prospect: + 97th percentile passer rating when targeted + 97th percentile EPA/Play + 96th percentile PFF Rec grade + 95th percentile yards per team pass attempt + 91st percentile contested catch rate

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PositiveNewsJul 6, 202632BeatWriters

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“Sarratt is probably the most interesting to me: a potential ball-winning option for Lamar Jackson on the outside. I also want to see if Doyle will give Sarratt some power-slot plays to take advantage of his size and ball-winning ability.”

“Sarratt is probably the most interesting to me: a potential ball-winning option for Lamar Jackson on the outside. I also want to see if Doyle will give Sarratt some power-slot plays to take advantage of his size and ball-winning ability.”

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PositiveValueJun 24, 2026FantasyPros Articles

Elijah Sarratt's ADP of No. 24 overall and ECR of No. 18 overall reflect expert interest in the 4th-round Ravens receiver prospect.

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PositiveRoleJun 24, 2026FantasyPros Articles

Elijah Sarratt enters a crowded, run-heavy Ravens offense with Zay Flowers already established as the No. 1 WR, so expectations should remain tempered despite his potential to carve out a role if Mark Andrews continues declining.

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PositiveProjectionJun 24, 2026FantasyPros Articles

Elijah Sarratt's ability to win contested catches and earn targets gives him sleeper appeal, and among Baltimore's rookie receivers, he might be the better value bet relative to cost.

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PositiveSleeperJun 24, 2026FantasyPros Articles

Elijah Sarratt may have been overshadowed by Baltimore's earlier selection of Ja'Kobi Lane, but the former Indiana receiver offers an intriguing pathway to Year 1 relevance with strong production profile, early breakout age, and red-zone skill set.

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PositiveProjectionJun 20, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Elijah Surratt is mentioned as a possible late-round contributor in rookie drafts, though with minimal upside expectations.

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PositiveValueJun 19, 2026The Late-Round Fantasy Football Podcast

Surratt is mentioned as an example of a third-round pick that the speaker would not use to draft directly, but rather to sweeten deals for in-season acquisitions.

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PositiveRoleJun 17, 2026NBC Sports Rotoworld

Rookie tight end Elijah Sarratt will likely eat into some of the approximately 80 targets that left the Ravens with the departures of DeAndre Hopkins, Isaiah Likely, and Charlie Kolar.

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PositiveRoleJun 14, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Elijah Surratt is expected to come in and play a role in the Ravens offense but is not viewed as a serious threat to Zay Flowers' target dominance.

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NegativeRoleJun 13, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Analyst believes there won't be a clear path for Elijah Surratt immediately with the Ravens, suggesting limited early-season opportunity.

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PositiveProjectionJun 9, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Elijah Surratt is drafted as a rookie wide receiver with Lamar Jackson correlation.

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NegativeValueJun 8, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Elijah Surratt is described as a 'sidekick ass pick' in late rounds, with the analyst unconvinced about taking him despite his size.

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PositiveSleeperJun 4, 2026The Late-Round Fantasy Football Podcast

Elijah Surratt is an intriguing late-round dart throw, especially with Isaiah Likely out, as he could see significant usage in the slot.

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PositiveValueJun 2, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Elijah Surratt can be acquired in the late second or third round of rookie drafts, providing excellent value for a prospect with elite college production and strong analytics.

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PositiveProjectionJun 2, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Elijah Surratt has an 83.3% success rate versus zone coverage (second best in class) and great hands; if he plays 80% of snaps in the slot role, he should produce at a high level.

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PositiveRoleJun 2, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Elijah Surratt is expected to play a big slot role in the Ravens offense under Sean Payton, who uses less 12 personnel than Ben Johnson, making it conducive to a slot receiver role where Surratt can thrive.

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PositiveBreakoutJun 2, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Elijah Surratt is a breakout candidate with elite college production (44 touchdowns, 179 first downs) and strong analytics (12.5% first down per route run, 23% target per route run, 2.6 yards per route run) that fit perfectly in a Sean Payton offense.

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PositiveRoleJun 1, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Surratt's college profile shows extensive outside usage, but he's also a ball winner with insane career production (44 touchdowns), and the narrative about him not separating is countered by his ability to win contested balls.

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PositiveDepth ChartJun 1, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Ravens drafted Jacoby Lane ahead of Surratt, who is the more prototypical outside X receiver, while Surratt is expected to operate in the slot role.

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PositiveBreakoutJun 1, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Second analyst agrees Surratt is a strong call and has been targeting him in late second and third rounds of rookie drafts, noting there aren't many other exciting options in this class so taking a player you're excited about makes sense.

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PositiveProjectionJun 1, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

If Surratt gets 80% snap share in the slot role, analyst expects to see 'a lot of good things from him' given his ability to sell routes, great hands, and adequate athleticism (4.45 40-time at pro day).

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PositiveValueJun 1, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Analyst is 'smashing' Surratt in late second and third round rookie drafts, noting he can be acquired in the third round sometimes and represents excellent value given his profile and the lack of exciting options in this draft class.

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PositiveRoleJun 1, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Ravens GM Costa indicated Surratt is 'really, really good on the inside' despite his extensive outside usage in college, suggesting he's multifunctional and could fill the intermediate field role in a Sean Payton offense.

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PositiveProjectionJun 1, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Analyst projects Surratt will succeed in the slot role similar to how players like Arashi Rice and Juju Smith-Schuster succeeded after being moved inside, noting his 83.3% success rate vs zone coverage (second best in class).

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PositiveRoleJun 1, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Analyst expects Surratt to fill a big slot role in the Ravens offense under new OC Declan Doyle, who has more Sean Payton influence (less 12 personnel) than Ben Johnson, which is conducive to slot usage. There's been smoke of Surratt in this role.

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