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TEBAL18 insightsLatest Aug 22, 2026
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PositiveRoleAug 20, 2026Baltimore Beatdown
Round 4 TE (No. 133 overall) put together one of the most impressive performances of Baltimore's rookie class in preseason debut; on 32 snaps, Hibner finished as the Ravens' highest graded offensive player by PFF with a 92.6 overall grade (74.0 pass blocking, 93.6 receiving). In the passing game, he matched up one-on-one with a linebacker, created separation on an out-and-up route, and caught a screen while showing ability to operate in space and create additional yardage after the catch. He also logged 17 run blocking snaps with several quality reps sealing defenders to create running lanes. The source emphasizes his versatility: receiving ability, movement skills, and functional blocking translated into 5 catches for 61 yards.
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PositiveRoleAug 20, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Round 4, No. 133 overall tight end put together one of the most impressive performances of Baltimore's rookie class in preseason debut; finished as Ravens' highest graded offensive player by PFF with 92.6 overall grade (74.0 pass blocking, 93.6 receiving); logged 32 snaps (17 run block, 2 pass protection) and 5 receptions for 61 yards; athleticism showed up immediately in passing game with ability to match up one-on-one against linebackers, create separation on routes, and finish with receptions; also had several quality run blocking reps sealing defenders to create running lanes; combination of receiving ability, movement skills, and functional blocking demonstrates versatility Baltimore plans to utilize.
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PositiveUsageAug 16, 2026Zain Dhanani
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Watched every snap of Hibner yesterday: There’s been no chatter of him playing like this in training camp but it was good enough to where if the Mark Andrews reported struggles are true that he chips away at Andrews route share It’s meaningful for fantasy for him to go from 80%+ to 65% I’ve been a fade and nothing I’ve heard or seen suggests I should definitely buy back in

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PositiveNewsAug 3, 202632BeatWriters
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Ravens Camp - Practice 5 Notebook - First day of pads brought a little extra juice - Offensive line found some rhythm today, expected when the physicality returns - WR vs. DB one-on-ones were fun. Highlighted by Elijah Surratt who was really strong there - Busy day for tight ends, especially in redzone work. Some nice grabs by Mark Andrews and Matthew Hibner - Offense tried the deep shot a few times but rarely connected, secondary was solid #RavensFlock

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NegativeRoleJul 21, 2026RotoWire NFL Articles
Matthew Hibner is one of four mid-round rookie picks the Ravens are relying on for significant WR/TE snaps in 2026. Hibner is a catch-first, 24-year-old tight end who ran a 4.57 40-yard dash after a modest college career, suggesting limited athletic upside. The source notes that Baltimore's offseason overhaul relies on 'significant contributions from four mid-round picks,' with Hibner being one of those contributors expected to fill the void left by departing tight ends Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar.
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