tsylvester

Not that I have found,Zxavian Harris is still out there. They did sign an offensive tackle from Ole Miss, a mountain, 6'-6" 325 pounds Diego Pounds Here is a good place to keep checking 2026 NFL draft: Ravens undrafted free agent (UDFA) tracker https://share.google/dEE6mDsNM8LY8fPbc

They've already signed a number of players, including the center from PSU and, a defensive tackle Aaron Graves, Iowa, 6'-5", 295, also Ladarius Webbs son.

Overall I think it was a very good draft, maybe a starter or two, role players, special teams, and even a player I really wanted them to draft lol

Harris went undrafted, Eric should be on the phone with him asap

Evan Bernstein, og, North Western

Rayshaun Benny, dt, Michigan, 6'-3", 298 Benny is a stout run defender who plays with good pad level and shows the ability to shoot his hands and drive blockers into the backfield. He tracks the ball well, disengages in time to make plays and fights through double-teams. He has the quickness to get into gaps and can slip blocks to disrupt plays. Benny has primarily been aligned inside, but he has also had snaps on the edge, showing some positional versatility. As a pass rusher, he flashes upside, generating push and collapsing the pocket. Overall, Benny remains a bit raw, but he has developmental potential. -- Scouts Inc.

Details on the trade up with San Fran, from a San Fran page The San Francisco 49ers made another move on Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft, trading pick No. 133 to the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for pick No. 154 and a 2027 sixth-round selection.

2 late picks in the 7th, 34th and 37th The big phatty from Ole Miss is still there

Ryan Eckley has a very strong leg, averaging 48.5 yards per punt in 2025 -- the highest among FBS players with at least 10 punts. He has the touch to place the ball within the 20-yard line, doing so 20 times in 2025. His strong leg can outkick his coverage at times, so he needs to improve his hang time. Overall, Eckley has great leg strength to flip the field. -- Scouts Inc.

Z Harris is still available, maybe they grab him here in the 6th

That is my guess, he showed promise in limited action last season. He fits the mold; maulers in the middle. That and the centers in this draft were largely not very good. They did well thus far, a few head scratches but the more I ruminate on it, the rb makes sense. While he is inexperienced, learning behind Henry and his time at wr, he is a decent, on paper, replacement for Mitchel.. The two wode outs means there will be quite rhe battle in the receivers room, Bateman or Tez may be on their way out.... They got a guy to set the edge and with some coaching, may turn out to be a very good pass rusher. In the mean time, he shares snaps with Green, allowing Hendricks, also good against the run, to stay on the field for 3 downs. Slot corner, good depth. I would like a big phatty, but maybe they have their eye on one who goes undrafted. An athletic tight end with very good ball skills. All in all, add in what should be a starting guard great at pass protection, I would say a successful draft without seeing the 6th & 7th round picks

So between Serratt, Lane and Tez, they have completed reshaping the wide receiver room, 3 big bodies, one of them lightning, one fast and one a great slot guy with tremendous hands

Adam Randle, rb, Clemson, odd Randall permanently made the switch from wide receiver to the backfield in 2025. He is a long strider with an upright running style, moving downhill with aggression. When he keeps a low center of gravity, he can be hard to bring down at the point of contact. Of course, Randall's experience as a receiver makes him a very good threat as a pass catcher out of the backfield. Though he is still developing his skills as a running back, he possesses upside with his physical tools. -- Scouts Inc.

Another tight end, Josh Cuervas? Oy

Chandler Rivers, cb Duke