Ravens Announce First Depth Chart Ahead of Season Opener
With the Baltimore Ravens' regular season opener just days away and training camp in the books, the team's public relations staff compiled a Week 1 depth chart.
www.si.comHere’s the latest I can summarize based on recent reporting and public depth charts:
- The Ravens’ official depth chart updates usually surface around OTAs and after preseason games. The most recent public, widely-referenced first-depth-chart news from 2025 highlighted Odafe Oweh and Tavius Robinson as co-starters at outside linebacker, with David Ojabo as a primary backup, signaling a shift in pass-rush expectations. This suggests the team was leaning toward a multi-man edge rotation rather than a single clear starter at that time.[1]
- For 2025 OTAs, early projections emphasized Kyle Hamilton and Malaki Starks as starting safeties, with a competitive mix behind them, and strong involvement from tight ends Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely in two- or three-tight-end sets. This points to a robust core at key positions with competition for depth roles rather than wholesale changes at starter spots.[3]
- In the 2026 offseason and after free agency, several outlets and analyst-led videos discussed shifts across the depth chart at positions like QB, RB, OL, and WR, noting new faces and veteran reinforcements altering expected roles. For example, one roundup in 2026 highlighted changes across the offensive line and backfield amid free-agent moves. This indicates ongoing adjustments but not a single universal “one-chart fits all” change across outlets.[4]
- The Ravens’ own depth-chart page remains the authoritative source, with ongoing updates as the team develops players through camp and the season; ESPN, USA Today, and CBS Sports also publish updated charts, often evolving week to week during the season.[5][6][7][9]
Would you like me to fetch the most current depth chart from the Ravens’ official site and summarize the exact starters and notable backups by position? I can provide a concise table of the current depth across offense and defense if you want.[5]