QB


Lamar Jackson

2025 Season Stats

QB Overall: 20th QB PPG: 16th

Total Pts: 222        Pts/Game: 17

Height: 6ft 2in Weight: 215lbs

Age this season: 28 Drafted: 1.32

Dynasty Value: 2X 1st round picks

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Advice: BUY/HOLD - Looking ahead to 2026, the plan is for Lamar to stay healthy enough to remind everyone why he's the highest paid player in football. The issue is father time is starting to make us wonder, what does Lamar Jackson look like for fantasy if he doesn’t run? It' probably looks like QB20 overall like 2025. A bit of a red flag here! Really no need to rush getting him as there’s lots of other qbs we like. We recommend you wait until you look at the other players on the board and you don’t like any. Then hit the best QB available.

RB


Derrick Henry

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2025 Season Stats

RB Overall: 8th RB PPG: 8th

Total Pts: 279        Pts/Game: 16

Height: 6ft 3in Weight: 247lbs

Age this season: 31 Drafted: 2.14

Dynasty Value: Late 1st round pick

Advice: HOLD- the plan is for the King to continue defying Father Time, Father Gravity, and any defensive back foolish enough to stand in the hole he's about to run through. After a 2025 season where he rumbled for 1,595 yards and 16 touchdowns (including that absurd 216-yard, 4-touchdown masterpiece against Green Bay) There is nothing to suggest that this will come hard in 2026. The fumble troubles have started to creep in which is probably showing a start of the decline but we are SO FAR AWAY from a drop off. Henry was running away from defenders still. We feel very happy with him as our RB1 still in the second round.

RB


Justice Hill

2025 Season Stats

RB Overall: 60th RB PPG: 56th

Total Pts: 65        Pts/Game: 6.5

Height: 5ft 10in Weight: 197lbs

Age this season: 27 Drafted: 4.11

Dynasty Value: 4th rnd draft pick

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Advice: HOLD- Justice Hill enters the season as the Ravens' official "guy who is definitely on the team but nobody agrees on how many touches he deserves," having signed a two-year extension that suggests Baltimore remembers he exists. Fantasy doesn’t which is going to allow someone to make a mistake and taking Randall too early thinking he will be the backup if Henry goes down (which is rare). Hill is a great way to get 8 points from an rb spot if your in an absolute hole but you can leave him on waivers

RB


Adam Randall

Advice: HOLD- The Ravens snagged Adam Randall in the fifth round, and with 29-year-old Justice Hill as his only competition, A guy who barely touched the ball in 2025. He should win the backup job by default…”SHOULD” doesn’t mean he will. The converted receiver put up 814 rush yards and 36 catches at Clemson, and now he's the possible handcuff to 33-year-old Derrick Henry. A great late pick in dynasty drafts but we have said all the great things about Randall without the one big drawback…he just isn’t very electric.

Height: 6ft 3in Weight: 235lbs

Age this season: 22 Drafted: 5.34

Dynasty Value: 4th Round pick

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WR


Zay Flowers

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2025 Season Stats

WR Overall: 7th WR PPG: 12th

Total Pts: 243        Pts/Game: 14

Height: 5ft 9in Weight: 182lbs

Age this season: 25 Drafted: 1.22

Dynasty Value: Mid 1st round pick

Advice: HUGE BUY - Zay Flowers enters the season as the Ravens' undisputed WR1 again and coming off a great 2025 season. Why he is not being drafted in the first 2 rounds of drafts is ridiculous. He is a league winning steal in the 3rd round if the ADP doesn’t change.

WR


Rashod Bateman

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   WR 109  

2025 Season Stats

WR Overall: 103rd WR PPG: 107th

Total Pts: 55        Pts/Game: 4.3

Height: 6ft 1in Weight: 197lbs

Age this season: 26 Drafted: 1.27

Dynasty Value: Late 3rd rnd pick

Advice: BUY - The Ravens are keeping Rashod Bateman as their WR2 to start 2026. Less about talent, more about avoiding his $6.1 million cap hit. After 19 catches and a ghost act in 2025, Baltimore drafted two rookies who are already better. So Bateman opens as WR2 in name only, like an employee with a corner office who everyone knows is getting laid off in Q3. Fantasy outlook? Draft him late, start him once when he catches a random touchdown, then drop him after two catches for 14 yards. He is possibly the cheapest WR2 on a team.

WR


Ja'Kobi Lane

‍Height: 6ft 4in Weight: 200lbs

Age this season: 22 Drafted: 3.16

Dynasty Value: Late 3rd rnd pick

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Advice: HOLD - The Ravens grabbed Ja'Kobi Lane in the third round (pick 80), a full 35 spots before Elijah Sarratt. That gap matters. The 6'4" USC freak has a 40-inch vert, a higher PFF grade against man coverage than Sarratt, and 12 touchdowns as a junior. He's not a separator, but he doesn't need to be. He's the big-bodied X receiver that Bateman has never been able to be. It will take him time to breakthrough but he is a good stash for 2027. Likely nothing in 2026.

WR


Elijah Sarratt

Height: 6ft 2in Weight: 210lbs

Age this season: 23 Drafted: 4.15

Dynasty Value: Late 3rd rnd pick

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Advice: HOLD - The Ravens took Elijah Sarratt at pick 115. In college he was a polished route-runner who led the nation with 15 touchdowns but fell because he ran a 4.53. Temper expectations however. He's the WR4 behind Bateman, Flowers, and Lane, buried on the depth chart in a run-first offense. If an injury hits above him, he could carve out a red-zone role as Lamar's possession target. Until then, he's a dynasty stash and a waiver wire watch, nothing more.

TE


Mark Andrews

‍ ‍2025 Season Stats

TE Overall: 16th TE PPG: 25th

Total Pts: 131        Pts/Game: 7.7

Height: 6ft 5in Weight: 247lbs

Age this season: 30 Drafted: 3.22

Dynasty Value: Late 2nd rnd pick

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Advice: HOLD - Mark Andrews enters the season as the league's happiest decoy, having secured a $39 million extension despite at times posting numbers that would make a backup tight end blush. After a 2025 season spent mostly run-blocking and occasionally reminding everyone he exists with five touchdowns and that glorious 35-yard "tush push" run, the goal is simple: enjoy the money, break more records, and catch three passes for 22 yards and a score while Zay Flowers does the heavy lifting. The reality is that at any other position he would now be irrelevant in fantasy but at tight end he is still periodically useful. Just hope someone loves him enough to take him before your on the clock and have to decide.