Cleveland Browns on SI insider Nick Pedone breaks down and assigns draft grades for all ten players in the team’s 2026 class. Plus, a discussion on whether the Browns considered drafting Ty Simpson—and how that move could have impacted the team’s quarterback room.

NFL front offices are all about value, and the Baltimore Ravens may have found a steal with these three selections. Plus, a look at two free-agent defensive tackles the Ravens should target, the unique moment when owner Steve Bisciotti was revealed to have made one of the team’s fifth-round picks, and a breakdown of the Baltimore Orioles’ early struggles—and why Mike Elias could be at the center of it.

The Baltimore Ravens’ NFL Draft is officially in the books, and Jason breaks down the team’s Day Two selections of Zion Young and Ja’Kobi Lane. He also dives into whether Baltimore may regret passing on a defensive tackle on Day Two, highlights a concerning draft trend the organization hopes to break, and explores the upside of Ja’Kobi Lane. Plus, a look at the decision not to draft a center—arguably the team’s biggest need—and which free agents the Ravens could target now that the draft has concluded.

Marty Hurney, longtime NFL general manager and co-host of GM Shuffle on VSIN, joins the show to break down all things Baltimore Ravens ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. Marty and Jason discuss the top prospects who could be available at pick No. 14, dive into Lamar Jackson’s upcoming contract extension, evaluate Jesse Minter’s coaching staff and whether it’s too inexperienced, and much more.

While the Ravens hope to have Nnamdi Madubuike back on the field in 2026, Jason is confident Baltimore won’t repeat the mistake of overlooking defensive tackle in this year’s draft. Plus, he maps out scenarios where the Ravens could trade back in the first round—or even move up if Rueben Bain Jr. slips outside the top 10. And could Baltimore really target Jordan Stout’s replacement as early as the third round?

Penn State’s Olaivavega Ioane may see his draft stock impacted by positional value at guard—but is he talented enough to buck that trend and become the Baltimore Ravens’ first-round pick at No. 14? Plus, breaking down four free agents Baltimore should consider signing and highlighting three Day 3 prospects they could target—including a potential future replacement for All-Pro center Tyler Linderbaum.