Sarratt had 2,978 receiving yards and 31 touchdowns in three collegiate seasons between James Madison (2023) and Indiana (2024-25), highlighted by an FBS-leading 15 TDs for the national champions last year. On a per-game basis, he massively outproduced teammate Omar Cooper in 2024, and slightly outproduced him in 2025. Still, it was Cooper who heard his name called on Day 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft, while Sarratt had to wait until Day 3 due to concerns over speed (4.53 pro-day 40) and fluidity, eventually going 115th overall in Round 4 to a Baltimore team that had just drafted another tall wideout (Ja'Kobi Lane) in Round 3. The good news for Sarratt (and Lane) is that the Ravens are badly in need of pass-catching help, with current veteran options consisting of WR Zay Flowers, TE Mark Andrews and WR Rashod Bateman. It's a shaky WR room behind Flowers, and there are a lot of snaps to replace on offense in general after TE Isaiah Likely, FB Patrick Ricard and WR DeAndre Hopkins departed this offseason. Neither Sarratt nor Lane figures to see a high volume of targets, but at least one of the two should emerge as a deep threat and red-zone weapon for QB Lamar Jackson.