The Baltimore Ravens are quickly checking off their 2026 draft class to-do list, with yet another rookie officially in the fold. On Friday, the team announced that seventh-round defensive tackle Rayshaun Benny has signed his four-year rookie contract, marking a key step in solidifying their future defensive line depth.

Benny, who was selected with the 250th overall pick, brings a championship pedigree from his time at the University of Michigan. During his college career, he appeared in 54 games with 16 starts, showcasing his disruptive abilities with 12.0 tackles for loss, 4.0 sacks, and one forced fumble. For a late-round pick, that kind of experience and production is a promising foundation for development at the next level.

The Ravens are now just one signature away from a fully signed draft class. Second-round edge rusher Zion Young remains the only unsigned member of Baltimore's 2026 rookie haul. With training camp on the horizon, expect the team to finalize that deal soon as they look to integrate their new talent into the defensive scheme.

For Ravens fans, this is an exciting time of year—watching young players like Benny earn their stripes and gear up for the NFL grind. Whether it's his first official practice jersey or game-day cleats, the journey from draft pick to pro starts here.