Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta is preparing for the 2026 NFL Draft, where the team holds the 14th overall pick. He noted a significant talent drop-off likely occurs midway through the first round, indicating that the first half is stronger than the second. DeCosta described this year's overall talent level as 'a little less than last year' and mentioned that the Ravens have identified just under 200 players as draftable. With over 250 picks in total, he acknowledged the need to look beyond their rankings to complete the draft. Despite trading a first-round pick for defensive end Maxx Crosby, DeCosta affirmed the value of the 14th pick, expressing optimism about securing a 'really good player' with it.