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Nnamdi Madubuike

BAL Defensive Lineman #92

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ESPN’s Jamison Hensley reports that “there has been growing optimism” about Ravens DL Nnamdi Madubuike’s (neck) chances of playing in 2026.

Madubuike played in Weeks 1 and 2 last year before being placed on injured reserve. Reports regarding Madubuike’s rehab have been tough to find. The injury was rumored to be career-threatening. It seems as though there is a chance that the 28-year-old defender will retake the field. Madubuike racked up 22 sacks in 2023 and 2024, earning two Pro Bowl nods and one second-team All-Pro placement. Getting Madubuike back in the lineup this season would be huge for the Ravens’ defense.
DJ Reader

FA Defensive Lineman #98

Ravens hosted free agent DL DJ Reader for a visit on Thursday.

Reader, 31, played for the Lions last year, earning a 68.9 PFF defense grade. He totaled 18 solo tackles, one TFL and 20 quarterback pressures. The latter figure is impressive for a player listed at 6'3"/330. He should be able to meaningfully contribute again in 2026.
Zay Flowers

BAL Wide Receiver #4

The Athletic’s Jeff Zrebiec reports the Ravens would “like to reach a deal sooner rather than later” to extend Zay Flowers.

Flowers’ fifth-year option hasn’t been picked up yet, but that’s regarded as a formality. Zrebiec believes that Flowers won’t match or exceed the contract numbers for Jaxon Smith-Njigba or Puka Nacua, but they probably “won’t be far behind.” Flowers posted a 86/1,211/5 receiving line in 2025 and again figures to be Baltimore’s No. 1 receiver in 2026 after an underwhelming offseason for Baltimore on the offensive side of the ball.
Maxx Crosby

LV Defensive End

ESPN’s Ryan McFadden reports the Ravens believed Maxx Crosby had “a degenerative issue” in his knee.

In a lengthy breakdown about how the trade failed to come to fruition, the Ravens ultimately weren’t concerned about Crosby’s 2026 season, but about his “durability after a couple of seasons.” Crosby has said that he’s a “Raider for life” since on his own podcast, but Fowler notes that teams continue to check on Crosby’s availability, that the asking price remains high, and that teams are reluctant to meet it. It is possible that “a window of opportunity opens closer to the draft,” so we’re probably not out of the Crosby trade rumor blurb business just yet.
Tylan Wallace

CLE Wide Receiver #16

Browns signed WR Tylan Wallace, formerly of the Ravens.

Wallace was a valued special teams contributor and pass-catching depth piece for the Ravens since being drafted in the fourth round of the 2021 NFL Draft. The 26-year-old has one touchdown reception each of the last two seasons and a punt return for a touchdown in 2023. He reunites with Todd Monken in Cleveland, where he will compete for special teams snaps.
David Njoku

FA Tight End #85

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports free agent TE David Njoku visited the Ravens Tuesday.

Njoku was released by the Browns as the new league year began, designated as a post-June 1st cut. The 29-year-old spent the first nine seasons of his career in Cleveland, making a Pro Bowl in 2023 when he caught 81-of-123 targets for 882 yards and six touchdowns. Njoku played in 12 games last season as Harold Fannin Jr. slowly took over, catching 33-of-48 targets for 293 yards and four touchdowns. The Ravens are in the market for a receiving tight end after Isaiah Likely departed for the Giants. Njoku would fit into a limited role between Mark Andrews and newly-signed blocking tight end Durham Smythe if he lands in Baltimore.
Danny Pinter

BAL Center #63

Ravens signed OL Danny Pinter, formerly of the Colts, to a one-year, $2.25 million contract.

Pinter had just 10 starts at center over five seasons with the Colts — he missed 2023 entirely with a broken ankle — and seems like a candidate to compete for the role replacing Tyler Linderbaum. How big of a candidate he is probably depends on how high the draft capital spent on center in this year’s draft is, but Pinter’s got a chance to start for sure.
C.J. Okoye

BAL Defensive Lineman #97

Ravens re-signed DL C.J. Okoye.

Okoye entered the NFL via the International Player Pathway Program in 2023 and took his first regular season snaps in 2025. He logged 214 defensive snaps last year, notching 10 solo tackles and two quarterback pressures. Okoye, 24, will likely play a rotational role again this year.
David Ojabo

MIA Outside Linebacker #90

Dolphins signed OLB David Ojabo, formerly of the Ravens.

Injuries have significantly impacted Ojabo’s career. The Ravens drafted him via a second-round pick in 2022 as he was recovering from a ruptured Achilles tendon. He debuted in Week 15 that year, and later suffered a surgery-worthy, partially torn ACL in September 2023. In 2025, he totaled a career-high 12 solo tackles and pressured opposing quarterbacks five times. He will likely contribute as a rotational player with the Dolphins.
Jovaughn Gwyn

BAL Offensive Lineman #52

Ravens agreed to terms with OG Jovaughn Gwynn, formerly of the Falcons, on a one-year contract.

Gwynn is following his former offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford to Baltimore. He spent the first three years of his career in Atlanta. Gwynn only took the field for 11 offensive snaps in 2025, but he was active for all 17 games and saw some run on special teams. He will be a depth option for the Ravens.