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Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman and former Penn State star Olaivavega Ioane.

The Baltimore Ravens have officially revealed jersey numbers for their 2026 rookie draft class and several returning veterans are also making notable number switches just in time for rookie minicamp.

Baltimore Ravens’ 2026 Rookie Class Gets Their Numbers

With​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ a new batch of Ravens’ players stepping onto the field for rookie minicamp, Baltimore couldn’t have delayed announcing things. The club shared jersey numbers for all 11 rookies they selected in the 2026 draft; in addition, some of the veteran players also changed their numbers.

Baltimore Ravens Rookie Jersey Numbers: Full List

Here’s a breakdown of every rookie’s assigned number heading into the 2026 season as per Ravens official page :

• G Olaivavega (Vega) Ioane – No. 71 (same number he wore at Penn State; takes it over from OT Carson Vinson)

• OLB Zion Young – No. 9 (last worn by kicker Justin Tucker)

• WR Ja’Kobi Lane – No. 6 (last worn by WR Anthony Miller in 2024)

• WR Elijah Sarratt – No. 13 (last worn by QB Devin Leary)

• TE Matt Hibner – No. 88 (takes over from Charlie Kolar, who departed for the Chargers)

• CB Chandler Rivers – No. 29 (replaces safety Ar’Darius Washington, now with the Giants)

• TE Josh Cuevas – No. 85 (same number worn by Ravens legend WR Derrick Mason from 2005–2010)

• RB Adam Randall – No. 23 (last worn by CB Jaire Alexander)

• P Ryan Eckley – No. 30

• DL Rayshaun Benny – No. 99 (takes over from Odafe Oweh)

• G Evan Beerntsen – No. 60 (same number he wore at Northwestern)

Baltimore Ravens Veterans Who Switched Numbers

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Several returning players also made changes ahead of 2026 :

• WR LaJohntay Wester – No. 10 (was No. 83; takes it over from DeAndre Hopkins, still a free agent)

• OLB Mike Green – No. 15 (was No. 45)

• OT Carson Vinson – No. 74 (was No. 71)

• WR Xavier Guillory – No. 16 (was No. 87)

• CB Amani Oruwariye – No. 25 (was No. 36)

• WR Dayton Wade – No. 18 (was No. 82)

• G Jared Penning – No. 68 (was No. 74)

What the Baltimore Ravens’ Draft Means for Lamar Jackson

GettyBaltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson.

In​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ 2025, Lamar Jackson was pressured on an historic high of 37.1% of his passing plays and the Ravens responded loudly.

Vega Ioane’s 80.2 PFF rating in the last two seasons positions him perfectly as an instant plug-and-play solution to the guard role. At 6’4″, Lane offers the jump-ball red-zone target, a feature missing from Jackson’s offensive arsenal for quite some time.

New head coach Jesse Minter’s bold defensive plan supported by the acquisition of edge rusher Zion Young ensures that Baltimore’s offense regularly benefits from good field position.

GM Eric DeCosta revamped Jackson’s deal to open up almost $40 million in cap space that was solely used to construct this roster. The signal from the top management is crystal clear: 2026 will be Lamar’s ​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌year.