The NFL offseason may not have the roar of game-day crowds, but for the Baltimore Ravens, it's been anything but quiet. From contract signings to roster exemptions, the team has been busy laying the groundwork for the 2025 season. Here's your quick-hit roundup of the latest minor moves that could have a major impact.

Calais Campbell Makes It Official
In a move that had fans holding their breath—especially after the Maxx Crosby drama—veteran defensive lineman Calais Campbell has officially signed his one-year deal with the Ravens. At 40 years old, Campbell passed his physical with flying colors, proving age is just a number. According to OverTheCap, the contract is worth $5.5 million in 2026, with $4.75 million guaranteed (including a $2.25 million signing bonus and $2.5 million base salary). He can also earn up to $750,000 in per-game roster bonuses, plus an additional $500,000 in incentives. The structure mirrors the deal he signed with the Arizona Cardinals last season, making it a familiar and team-friendly arrangement for a player who still brings elite leadership and production to the defensive front.

International Player Exemption for C.J. Okoye
The Ravens have also received an international player exemption for Nigerian-born defensive tackle C.J. Okoye, allowing them to carry an extra 91st player on their offseason roster. The rule applies to non-U.S. or Canadian residents with two or fewer years of high school experience in the States, who are also at least three years removed from high school with no remaining college eligibility. Baltimore has consistently leveraged this rule, both in the offseason and during the regular season, where it permits an extra 17th player on the practice squad. Okoye was the team's designated international player last year and spent time on the practice squad before earning a promotion to the active roster amid injuries. With the defensive line now crowded, he'll likely reclaim that international spot, while England native David Olajiga steps into the practice squad role. It's a savvy move that keeps the Ravens' depth chart flexible and globally minded.

Whether you're tracking contract details or roster exemptions, every move matters in the grind toward game day. Stay tuned for more updates as the Ravens continue to shape their roster for a championship push.