Ravens Host Potential Day 2 Tight End Sleeper Pick

Georgia's Oscar Delp visited Baltimore as they look to add depth at the position.

Apr. 15, 2026 at 7:53pm

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A cubist-style painting depicting a tight end catching a pass, with the player's body broken down into sharp, overlapping geometric shapes in a vibrant color palette.The Ravens' search for tight end depth leads them to a potential Day 2 sleeper in Georgia's Oscar Delp.Athens Today

The Baltimore Ravens lost two of their top tight ends in free agency, Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar, leaving them in need of depth behind star Mark Andrews. According to reports, the Ravens hosted former Georgia tight end Oscar Delp for an official pre-draft visit, as they evaluate options to bolster the position in the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft.

Why it matters

The Ravens' offense is expected to continue heavily featuring the tight end position under their new coordinator, making it a key need to address in the draft. Delp is viewed as a potential Day 2 sleeper pick who could provide valuable depth and upside behind Andrews.

The details

Delp, who played behind standout Georgia tight ends Darnell Washington and Brock Bowers early in his college career, had a productive final two seasons with the Bulldogs, recording 70 catches for 854 yards and 9 touchdowns. While his college numbers may not jump off the page, scouts see him as a well-rounded tight end prospect with the athleticism, route-running, and blocking ability to make an impact at the next level.

  • The Ravens hosted Delp for an official 30-visit last week.
  • Delp has two more pre-draft visits scheduled this week with the Chargers and Buccaneers.

The players

Oscar Delp

A former tight end at the University of Georgia who is projected to be a Day 2 or early Day 3 draft pick.

Mark Andrews

The Ravens' three-time Pro Bowl tight end who signed a contract extension last season.

Isaiah Likely

A former Ravens tight end who left in free agency to join the Giants.

Charlie Kolar

A former Ravens tight end who left in free agency to join the Chargers.

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What they’re saying

“Oscar Delp will finish out a long list of visits by having Top 30s with the #Bucs and #Chargers this week. He had #Patriots, #Ravens, and #Vikings last week.”

— Ian Rapoport, NFL Network Reporter

What’s next

The Ravens hold the No. 80 overall pick in the third round and No. 115 in the fourth round, where Delp is projected to be selected.

The takeaway

The Ravens are being proactive in addressing their tight end depth, hosting a potential Day 2 sleeper pick in Oscar Delp as they look to reload the position after losing two key contributors in free agency.