The next team to announce their class of undrafted free agents is the Ravens. Here are their additions:
WR Slade Bolden, Alabama
WR Shemar Bridges, Fort Valley State
QB Anthony Brown, Oregon
WR Trevon Clark, California
OT Aron Johnson, South Dakota State
LB Zakoby McClain, Auburn
LB Jeremiah Moon, Florida
S Chris Moore, Georgia State
DT Rayshad Nichols, Stephen F. Austin
RB Ricky Person, North Carolina State
WR Makai Polk, Mississippi State
LB Josh Ross, Michigan
CB David Vereen, Newberry
WR Raleigh Webb, The Citadel
LB Chuck Wiley, UTSA
CB Denzel Williams, Villanova
WR Devon Williams, Oregon
Brown’s college career had produced little in three years at Boston College. His transfer to Oregon, however, led to a rise in his stock. In 2021, he led the Ducks to a 10-win season and the Pac-12 championship game. Along the way, he set career highs in passing yards (2,989), completion percentage (64.1) and total touchdown (28). He is unlikely to unseat fellow former UDFA Tyler Huntley as the team’s backup QB, but will compete for the No. 3 role.
Another notable takeaway from the list is the number of receivers. More specifically, size is an element shared by most of the wideouts; other than Bolden, they range from six-foot-two to six-foot-five. Some were surprised by the fact the Ravens didn’t add to the position despite seeing Sammy Watkins leave in free agency, waiving Miles Boykin and trading away Marquise Brown. That should leave the door open for a prospect like Polk (who posted 105 catches for 1,046 yards and nine touchdowns in 2021) in particular to fill out the depth chart.