This is a shot across the box of the USS Tez Walker. Moving to the slot offers Elijah Sarratt advantageous matchups against linebackers but risks reduced usage in two-receiver sets compared to boundary threat Ja’Kobi Lane. While he was primarily a perimeter player in college, Sarratt’s high efficiency in limited slot work suggests he can thrive on PPR-friendly targets.
Despite the May coachspeak, Sarratt’s training camp progress remains critical He must earn his snap share as a Day 3 pick, which could eventually evolve into a consistent fantasy producer. Trapped on the Ravens’ run-first offense, and permanently behind Zay Flowers in the target pecking order, Sarratt is a long-shot to ever break out at the NFL level.
The Baltimore Ravens select WR Elijah Sarratt with the 15th pick in the fourth round (#115) overall.
The Baltimore Ravens just secured an additional weapon in Elijah Sarratt at No. 115, a physical specimen who pairs a 31.2% College Dominator Rating with the strong hands to dominate across all three levels. Sarratt posted a 19.3 Breakout Age (92nd-percentile) and a healthy 2.84 Yards Per Route Run.
From a dynasty perspective, going to Baltimore on Day 3 is recipe to tumble down the rankings as he is the second WR taken by the Ravens in this draft behind Ja’Kobi Lane, but the real winner may be Zay Flowers.
