The 2026 NFL Draft may have concluded, but teams are still busy recruiting rookies through undrafted free agency. The Baltimore Ravens have already made over a dozen such signings, with particular attention being given to rookie minicamp invites. One notable name generating buzz is Diego Pavia, a former Vanderbilt star quarterback, who has accepted an invitation to join the Ravens for their upcoming event.
Pavia, known for his standout senior season, where he excelled as a dual-threat player, faced the unusual situation of being a Heisman Trophy finalist yet going undrafted. Standing at 5 feet 10 inches and 207 pounds, his size and maturity concerns might have contributed to his undrafted status.
Joining Pavia at the minicamp is Joey Fagnano, a former UConn starter, as confirmed by insider Jeremy Fowler. While the Ravens currently boast quarterbacks like Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, they typically carry three QBs during the summer. Pavia and Fagnano will have a chance to showcase their skills for a spot on the Ravens’ 90-man roster next week.
In addition to Pavia and Fagnano, the Ravens have reported several signings of undrafted free agents across various positions such as defensive back, linebacker, tight end, defensive end, running back, offensive lineman, and wide receiver. These new additions will have the opportunity to compete and prove their worth as they enter the Ravens organization.
With a rich history of discovering hidden talent among undrafted players, the Ravens are keen on building a strong squad for the upcoming season. The team’s commitment to nurturing talent outside the draft rounds showcases their dedication to creating a competitive and dynamic roster.
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