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The Baltimore Ravens continued their post-draft roster buildout on Friday,announcing the signing of 19 undrafted rookie free agents as the team prepares for rookie minicamp and the continuation of offseason workouts. Baltimore's class features a wide range of prospects in every position group, including wide receivers Cortez Braham Jr. and Octavian Smith Jr., edge rusher Ethan Burke, and defensive tackle Aaron Graves. The offensive line was also a focus, with the additions of former Penn State center Nick Dawkins and offensive tackles Diego Pounds and Trevonte Sylvester.
At quarterback, the Ravenssigned both Joe Fagnano and Diego Pavia, while the backfield gained depth with running backs Dontae McMillan and Elijah Tau-Tolliver. The defense added multiple contributors in the secondary and linebacker groups, including Matthew McDoom, Jahquez Robinson, Silas Walters, Lardarius Webb Jr., Dominic DeLuca, and Reid Williford. Additional signings include tight end Ty Pezza and defensive lineman Dion Wilson Jr., rounding out a large and diverse undrafted class.
The Ravens have been successful in developing undrafted talent into key contributors, and this year's group will have an opportunity to compete for roster spots, practice-squad roles, and special-teams duties. With the rookie minicamp approaching, Baltimore's newest additions will look to make immediate impressions in one of the NFL's most competitive environments.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Baltimore adds 19 undrafted free agents, boosts depth across roster
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At quarterback, the Ravenssigned both Joe Fagnano and Diego Pavia, while the backfield gained depth with running backs Dontae McMillan and Elijah Tau-Tolliver. The defense added multiple contributors in the secondary and linebacker groups, including Matthew McDoom, Jahquez Robinson, Silas Walters, Lardarius Webb Jr., Dominic DeLuca, and Reid Williford. Additional signings include tight end Ty Pezza and defensive lineman Dion Wilson Jr., rounding out a large and diverse undrafted class.
The Ravens have been successful in developing undrafted talent into key contributors, and this year's group will have an opportunity to compete for roster spots, practice-squad roles, and special-teams duties. With the rookie minicamp approaching, Baltimore's newest additions will look to make immediate impressions in one of the NFL's most competitive environments.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Baltimore adds 19 undrafted free agents, boosts depth across roster
Continue reading...
