Fantasy football managers of the Baltimore Ravens' stars don't have much reason to be concerned as training camp kicks off, but last year was a painful reminder that anything can happen in this league.
The Ravens gear up for 2026 with a now-healthy Lamar Jackson and the ageless Derrick Henry, both of whom should be fantasy stars this season. Zay Flowers comes into this year after an under-the-radar WR1 season. However, beyond those three, there are certainly some question marks.
As training camp rolls on and the preseason comes and goes, consider this your one-stop shop for all things fantasy-related in Baltimore.
Note: This story will be updated regularly throughout the Baltimore Ravens' training camp and preseason.
Noteworthy Baltimore Ravens training camp battles with a fantasy impact
Quarterback, running back and tight end are all locked down. But, the wide receiver position is a gigantic question mark outside of Zay Flowers. Who emerges, if anyone, as the WR2?
Bigger question: will that WR2 provide any fantasy value?
This Ravens wide receiver room could very well provide a bunch of non-fantasy-relevant players outside of Flowers. You have Rashod Bateman, who is well-respected and loved within the locker room and organization, as well as Devontez Walker and rookies Elijah Sarratt and Ja'Kobi Lane, all competing for a WR2/WR3 role.
Fantasy-relevant Ravens injury updates
Lamar Jackson was the most notable fantasy player who dealt with injury last season, after suffering from multiple ailments. Entering camp, though, he and all other notable fantasy names are healthy.
Actionable Ravens fantasy football takeaways from camp and preseason
Fantasy managers are hopeful that offensive coordinator Declan Doyle can help elevate this offense into a more well-rounded unit that does, hopefully, give us a solid WR2 candidate. The Ben Johnson pupil comes in having learned alongside both he and Sean Payton, so the hopes are high.
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