Baltimore Ravens Depth Chart 2026
How to Read the Baltimore Ravens Depth Chart
The 2026 Baltimore Ravens depth chart shows the projected player order at each position across offense, defense and special teams. The first listed player is the projected starter, followed by backups and additional positional depth. Roles may change following injuries, roster transactions and coaching decisions.
Lamar Jackson is listed as the Ravens' starting quarterback but is out (ankle); Tyler Huntley is next on the depth chart. Derrick Henry leads the backfield; Rashod Bateman, Ja'Kobi Lane and Zay Flowers start at wide receiver and Mark Andrews at tight end.
Key
Role
Status
Offense
QB
RB
XWR
ZWR
SWR
TE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
Usage = last three games in bold, season to date in grey, through October 25, 2026. Starters only. Full splits and league-wide comparison are in StatRankings+.
Defense
LDE
NT
RDE
WLB
LILB
RILB
SLB
LCB
SS
FS
RCB
NB
Special Teams
| POS | Starter | 2nd | 3rd | 4th |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PK | StarterTyler Loop | |||
| P | StarterRyan EckleyR | |||
| H | StarterRyan EckleyR | |||
| PR | StarterLaJohntay Wester | RotationalElijah SarrattR | ||
| KR | StarterLaJohntay Wester | RotationalRasheen Ali | BackupJustice Hill | BackupAdam RandallRInjured ReserveRoster status |
| LS | StarterNick Moore |
Special teams, see Full Roster
Injury status: Week 7
- Lamar Jackson (QB): Out, ankle, limited participation
- Ronnie Stanley (LT): Out
- Cam Jurgens (C): Out
- Ethan Pocic (C): Out
- Trey Hendrickson (SLB): Out
- Jaylinn Hawkins (FS): Out, knee, did not participate
- Andrew Vorhees (LG): Questionable
- Broderick Washington (RDE): Questionable, ankle, limited participation
- Marlon Humphrey (NB): Questionable
Baltimore Ravens depth chart questions
Who is the Ravens' starting quarterback?
Lamar Jackson is listed first at quarterback but is out (ankle). Tyler Huntley is next on the depth chart.
Who is QB2 for the Ravens?
Tyler Huntley. Skylar Thompson is third on the depth chart.
Who is the Ravens' RB1?
Derrick Henry. Justice Hill is the primary backup.
Who are the Ravens' starting wide receivers?
Rashod Bateman (X), Ja'Kobi Lane (Z) and Zay Flowers (slot).
Who is the Ravens' starting tight end?
Mark Andrews. Matthew Hibner is second on the depth chart.
Is Lamar Jackson playing this week?
No. Lamar Jackson is listed as out for Week 7 with an ankle injury.
Who plays the most for the Ravens?
The Ravens depth chart matches how they use it. Zay Flowers leads the team in target share over the last three games at 32.6% and on the season at 25.0%. Mark Andrews is next at 16.3% over the same three games, down from 19.6% on the season, so the gap between them has widened from 5.4 to 16.3 points.
Flowers has played 80.6% of the Ravens' offensive snaps over the last three games, up from 51.6% season to date, the largest rise on the roster. That moves him past Rashod Bateman, who leads the Ravens in snap share on the season at 70.2% and sits at 55.1% over the same three games.
Derrick Henry is on the field for 58.2% of snaps over the last three games but runs a route on only 28.2% of dropbacks, the widest gap between the two on the roster. Flowers runs a route on 90.0% of the Ravens' dropbacks over the last three games, the highest on the team, up from 62.6% on the season.
Henry has played 58.2% of snaps over the last three games, in line with 58.3% season to date. Justice Hill is at 42.3%, against 42.0% on the season.
Snap share, route participation and target share cover the last three games, with season-to-date figures for comparison, through October 25, 2026. Minimums in those games: 37 snaps, 15 routes and 3 targets. Full splits and league-wide comparison are in StatRankings+.
