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Anthony

Anthony (5-foot-11 3/8, 196) made 32 starts at Cal, intercepting five passes and forcing two fumbles. He ran 4.63 at the Combine and did 12 reps on the bench. Anthony lacks great makeup speed and may have to establish himself on special teams before he gets a serious look on defense, but long term he offers press-man traits with a powerful jam and strong hands. He adds nice corner depth for the Ravens and could show well if placed into press coverage.

Anthony was the lone corner the Ravens drafted, so they’re banking on Lardarius Webb (torn ACL) returning to health and former first-round pick Jimmy Smith stepping up his play. Anthony will try to earn a special teams spot.

The owner of one of the league’s more unfortunate duplicate names, Anthony was the No. 247 pick of April’s draft. The Ravens will presumably stash him on the practice squad. Anthony’s 4.63 speed is working against him long term.

Anthony was let go by the Bucs last week. He was the Ravens’ seventh-round pick last year. Anthony doesn’t have good speed and will compete for a roster spot this summer. WR Josh Stewart was waived/injured to create room.

After trading away Brandon Boykin and losing JaCorey Shepherd to an ACL tear, the Eagles are grasping in the secondary again. Anthony is a 2013 seventh-round pick of the Ravens who has bounced around the bottom of rosters for the last two-plus years. He’s never appeared in an NFL game.

No surprises here. Anthony was a seventh-round pick of the Ravens last year that was waived at final cuts.

Tampa Bay has begun the process of trimming its roster to the 53-man limit.