Mattek pivoted to Rashod Bateman after a mini WR run, calling him an under-rostered yet comparable bet to Marvin Mims. Bateman turned 72 targets into nine touchdowns last year and projects to play virtually every snap in a high-efficiency Ravens offense. Mattek thinks there’s room for Bateman’s target share to climb, making him a solid middle-round stabilizer for a wide-receiver room that already swung for rookie upside earlier in the draft.

Pete Overzet snagged Rashod Bateman at pick 127 and labeled it a quiet value that ties neatly into his existing Lamar Jackson stack. Overzet noted Bateman finally enters a healthy offseason and steps into a contract year—"funny how the always-dinged guys stay healthy when money’s on the line," he joked. With only Zay Flowers entrenched ahead of him and the Ravens declining to add early-round competition, Bateman’s path to a 17-20% target share is wide open. Pete believes that type of volume paired with Jackson’s top-five efficiency gives Bateman weekly WR3 floors and occasional spike-week potential, making him an ideal fifth receiver on structurally hyper-fragile builds.