Ravens 2026 Pre-Draft Meetings and Visits Tracker: Where Is Baltimore's Focus On?

A look at the players that have sparked the interest of Baltimore's front office with the 2026 NFL Draft 10 days away.

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The 2026 NFL Draft is inching closer and closer, and NFL teams are shifting into overdrive when it comes to prospect evaluations. 

Most of the work should be done by now, but the team’s draft boards are still subject to changes in the final days leading to the NFL Draft.

For the Baltimore Ravens, their known interactions with 2026 Class prospects are, like usual, all over the place, meaning there’s no position undoubtedly targeted more than others. Since teams are not obliged to divulge their Scouting Combine interviews or Top-30 visits, remember this list is an unofficial gathering of media reports and player accounts.

Here are the 22 players known to have met with Baltimore officials a few days away from the 2026 NFL Draft:

Prospect	Position	School	Combine	Top-30	Private
Taylen Green	Quarterback	Arkansas		Yes	Yes
Denzel Boston	Wide Receiver	Washington	Formal
KC Concepcion	Wide Receiver	Texas A&M		Yes
Trebor Peña	Wide Receiver	Penn State		Yes
Jordyn Tyson	Wide Receiver	Arizona State	Formal
Eli Stowers	Tight end	Vanderbilt	Formal
Travis Burke	Offensive Tackle	Memphis		Yes
Max Iheanachor	Offensive Tackle	Arizona State		Yes
Micah Morris	Guard	Georgia	Formal
Caleb Banks	Defensive Tackle	Florida		Yes
Kayden McDonald	Defensive Tackle	Ohio State		Yes
Landon Robinson	Defensive Tackle	Navy		Yes	Yes
Peter Woods	Defensive Tackle	Clemson	Formal
Dani Dennis-Sutton	Edge	Penn State		Yes
Keldric Faulk	Edge	Auburn	Formal
R Mason Thomas	Edge	Oklahoma	Formal
Zion Young	Edge	Missouri		Yes
Josiah Trotter	Linebacker	Missouri	Formal
Mansoor Delane	Cornerback	LSU	Formal
Colton Hood	Cornerback	Tennessee	Formal
A.J. Haulcy	Safety	LSU		Yes
Jeff Yurk	Punter	Elon			Yes

SevenTakeaways From the Baltimore Ravens’ List of Top-30 Visits, Scouting Combine Interviews and Private Workouts Tracker:

• Baltimore is really leaning into the SEC’s prospects, with 12 known prospects having met at one time or another with Ravens’ officials so far.

• So far, Baltimore hasn’t met with more than two prospects from the same school. Only Missouri, LSU, Penn State and Arizona State feature two prospects on the Ravens’ tracker so far.

• While NIL money and the transfer portal have gradually made a lot of traditional FCS schools less and less relevant the pre-NFL draft process, Elon shows up on the Ravens' list thanks to a special team specialist, Yurk.

• Baltimore’s prospect list is more or less balanced, with a small incline towards the defensive side of the ball with 12 prospects against nine offensive players and the aforementioned one special teamer.

• Baltimore has shown interest in four different players at three separate positions. Wide receiver, defensive tackle and edge rusher seem at the forefront of the Ravens’ attention during the pre-draft process, so far.

• Noticeably absent on the Ravens’ list are tight ends and centers, given the quality of players lost at those positions during free agency. So far, Vandy’s Stowers is the only tight end known to have met with team officials after Baltimore watched Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar depart, while no centers have made the list after Tyler Linderbaum left Owings Mills to sign a record-breaking deal in Las Vegas.

• New Ravens' head coach Jesse Minter isn’t tapping into his familiar ties in Ann Arbor pre-draft meeting purposes, as there are no former Wolverines on Baltimore’s list after Minter spent the 2022 and 2023 seasons leading Michigan’s defense.