Josh Downs: Team-high catch total in loss

The Ravens have included an undrafted rookie on their initial 53-man roster in 20 of the last 21 years, with 17 players competing to continue that trend this year. Linebacker Jay Higgins, an All-American from Iowa in 2024, and defensive tackle Jayson Jones, who played at Auburn, are among the notable undrafted hopefuls. Other new additions include offensive lineman Jared Penning, wide receivers Jahmal Banks and Xavier Guillory, and several others from various colleges, all...

The Baltimore Ravens are conducting tryouts for 23 players at their minicamp, including veteran defensive tackle Jonathan Ledbetter. The list features various positions, including quarterbacks Brayden Schager and Collin Schlee, running back Sidiki Kone, and several wide receivers such as Cade McDonald and Ketron Jackson. Ledbetter, who has played for the Cardinals and recorded 46 tackles and 1.5 sacks in 2023, is looking to secure a spot on the Ravens' roster after not appearing in...

The Eagles concluded their rookie minicamp by signing wide receiver Giles Jackson to their 90-man roster, following the waiver of running back Tyrion Davis-Price. Jackson, who went undrafted after four seasons at Washington, recorded 135 catches for 1,414 yards and nine touchdowns, having previously played two seasons at Michigan. Davis-Price, a third-round pick by the 49ers in 2022, had limited impact with the Eagles, rushing three times for seven yards in his sole appearance last...

According to John Shipley, the Jaguars would not have drafted Michigan DT Mason Graham at No. 5 overall if they hadn't traded up to No. 2 for WR/CB Travis Hunter. Leading up to the draft, there was a shift in expectations that the Jaguars would focus on an offensive player, possibly Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty, had they remained at No. 5. Ultimately, the Browns selected Graham at No. 5, and he is projected to...

Roob's Observations analyzes the Eagles' revamped secondary post-draft, highlighting the emergence of Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean as starters, with Reed Blankenship at safety. The competition for the second safety position between second-round pick Andrew Mukuba and Sydney Brown is noted, along with potential roles for other young defensive backs. The piece also touches on Howie Roseman's success in the sixth round of the draft, Jalen Hurts' impressive playoff statistics, and quirky stats about A.J....