Baltimore,Tu – May 13, 2025
Buckle up, #RavensFlock, because the Baltimore Ravens are shaking up their roster! A star kicker, joined by a versatile lineman and a speedy defensive back, signed as undrafted free agents after a standout rookie minicamp on May 4, 2025, boosting the team to 89 players. This trio’s addition sparks massive hype for a 2025 special teams overhaul.
The kicker, a Wyoming standout, nailed 73 of 92 field goals (79.3%) and 146 of 147 extra points (99.3%), with just two misses under 40 yards in 54 career attempts. “He’s a clutch performer!” coach John Harbaugh told The Baltimore Sun, eyeing his 15-of-19 field goals in 2024 to challenge Tyler Loop’s 83.8% college rate. Eric DeCosta’s $10.54 million cap space fuels this bold move post-Justin Tucker’s exit.
The lineman, a 6-foot-3 Army product, switched from fullback to right tackle, showcasing a 78.9 PFF run-blocking grade. “He’s got Monken’s DNA!” analyst Jeff Zrebiec told NBC Sports, noting his tie to Todd Monken’s cousin, Jeff Monken. Fan buzz on X, with 76% in polls hyping the kicker’s 99.3% extra-point accuracy, sees these signings as a game-changer.
The defensive back, a 5-foot-9 Louisiana-Lafayette star, posted 56 tackles, 2 interceptions, and a 4.38-second 40-yard dash. His 39-inch vertical and 82.4 PFF coverage grade could bolster Kyle Hamilton’s 81 tackles. With Lamar Jackson’s 4,172 passing yards and Patrick Mahomes’s 4,389-yard arm looming, these rookies signal a 2025 surge.
This UDFA haul screams Baltimore’s 2025 ambition. Harbaugh’s 70% win rate and DeCosta’s knack for gems like Gus Edwards set the stage. Can this star kicker outshine Chiefs’ Harrison Butker? #RavensFlock, let’s hear it!
