For as much as Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Aeneas Peebles had going for him - good speed, a relentless motor and a first-team All-ACC selection in 2024 - one thing held his draft stock back: his size,

Colorado’s overlooked wideout, LaJohntay Wester may carve out a surprising role with the Baltimore Ravens — and Todd McShay believes the opportunity is real.

On Monday, the Baltimore Ravens signed three undrafted rookies, bringing their roster to 89 players. The three signed were Wyoming kicker John Hoyland, Army offensive tackle Lucas Scott and Louisiana-Lafayette defensive back Keyon Martin.

The Baltimore Ravens came away with quite the impressive haul in the 2025 NFL Draft after making a league-high 11 picks, and have received mostly rave reviews for the value they got. However, overly optimistic and sometimes unfair projections are often placed on rookies entering the league before they even take a snap or strap on shoulder pads for the first time since their last college game for most,

Before the Ravens’ schedule is unveiled, here’s a look at how their 2025 opponents have changed this offseason.

Starks won Freshman All-American honors and a College Football Playoff National Championship in 2022. He was named a First-Team All-SEC star and a Consensus All-American in 2023 before adding his second First-Team All-SEC honor in 2024 to stack next to a First-Team All-American mention.

The Ravens signed three more undrafted rookies following rookie minicamp, bringing their undrafted rookie class to 20. Baltimore signed Wyoming kicker John Hoyland, Army offensive tackle Lucas Scott, and Louisiana-Lafayette defensive back Keyon Martin. All three participated in rookie minicamp on a tryout basis.

Whether the Ravens made a football decision with Justin Tucker or not, the end result is the same in Baltimore.

After parting ways with Justin Tucker, the Baltimore Ravens are placing a lot of trust in sixth-round rookie Tyler Loop to carry the torch at kicker, but they a

They say offense sells tickets, and defense wins championships. The Baltimore Ravens are again managing a familiar May feeling fueled by expectations. NFL analysts are turning the pressure cooker on two-time MVP Lamar Jackson and company. The road to glory won't get any easier as the AFC will double as a gauntlet.