The Baltimore Ravens have officially signed 19 undrafted free agents, adding depth and versatility across every position group as rookie minicamp kicks off. This year's class is packed with promising talent, from explosive wide receivers to gritty defensive standouts—and a few familiar names for die-hard fans.
Offensive Firepower
Wide receivers Cortez Braham Jr. and Octavian Smith Jr. lead the receiving corps, bringing speed and playmaking ability. The offensive line got a major boost with former Penn State center Nick Dawkins and tackles Diego Pounds and Trevonte Sylvester. At quarterback, the Ravens added dual-threat options Joe Fagnano and Diego Pavia, while the backfield welcomes running backs Dontae McMillan and Elijah Tau-Tolliver.
Defensive Reinforcements
The defense is loaded with newcomers in the secondary and linebacker groups: Matthew McDoom, Jahquez Robinson, Silas Walters, Lardarius Webb Jr., Dominic DeLuca, and Reid Williford. Tight end Ty Pezza and defensive lineman Dion Wilson Jr. round out the class, giving Baltimore a deep, diverse pool of talent to develop.
Headliners to Watch
The biggest name in the group is the 2025 Heisman Trophy runner-up, who played 53 career games (49 starts) at Vanderbilt and New Mexico State. He finished with 10,255 passing yards, 88 touchdowns, and just 27 interceptions, while rushing for 3,096 yards and 31 scores—a true dual-threat weapon.
Joe Fagnano brings experience from Connecticut and Maine, starting 45 of 51 career games. He completed 884 of 1,426 passes for 10,907 yards, 94 touchdowns, and only 18 interceptions, adding 758 rushing yards and nine scores on the ground.
Perhaps the most intriguing story: Lardarius Webb Jr., son of Ravens legend Lardarius Webb. He played at Wake Forest, South Alabama, Oklahoma State, and Jones College, tallying 134 tackles (72 solo), 11 tackles for loss, one sack, 11 interceptions, and 25 pass breakups. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
With rookie minicamp underway, all eyes are on these undrafted gems to see who will carve out a role in Baltimore's storied defense and dynamic offense.