The Baltimore Ravens have been busy locking up their future stars, signing six of their 11 draft picks as they gear up for the upcoming season. The team kicked things off by inking first-round selection Vega Ioane on Thursday, then followed up with a flurry of deals later that day.

Among the newest Ravens is fourth-round wide receiver Elijah Sarratt, whose agreement was previously reported. Joining him in the fourth-round class is tight end Matt Hibner, who officially signed his four-year rookie deal. Hibner brings impressive credentials from his final season at SMU, where he hauled in 31 receptions for 436 yards and four touchdowns—a stat line that shows his potential as a reliable target in the passing game.

The Ravens also added depth with three more picks: fifth-round tight end Josh Cuevas, fifth-round running back Adam Randall, and seventh-round guard Evan Beerntsen. Randall's selection caught particular attention, as it marked a historic moment for the franchise. Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti personally made the call to draft Randall last weekend—the first time he has chosen a player since purchasing the team.

With these signings, the Ravens have now secured more than half of their 2026 draft class. For fans looking to rep their newest players, keep an eye out for official team gear and jerseys as these rookies prepare to make their mark in Baltimore.