The Ravens have added three more players to their practice squad.
General Manager Ozzie Newsome signed a pair of receivers and a tight end after signing seven players to the practice squad Sunday.
The new additions are:
Baltimore trimmed its roster down to 53 prior to Saturday's 4 p.m. deadline.
P Sam Koch, #4
QB Joe Flacco, #5
QB Matt Schaub, #8
K Justin Tucker, #9
WR Kamar Aiken, #11
WR Darren Waller, #12
WR Marlon Brown, #14
WR Michael Campanaro, #15
WR Breshad Perriman, #18
CB/RS Lardarius Webb, #21
CB Jimmy Smith, #22
S Kendrick Lewis, #23
CB Kyle Arrington, #24
CB Tray Walker, #25
S Brynden Trawick, #28
RB Justin Forsett, #29
S Terrence Brooks, #31
S Will Hill III, #33
RB Lorenzo Taliaferro, #34
RB Javorius Allen, #37
CB Rashaan Melvin, #38
DB Anthony Levine Sr., #41
FB Kyle Juszczyk, #44
LS Morgan Cox, #46
ILB Albert McClellan, #50
ILB Daryl Smith, #51
G/C Jeremy Zuttah, #53
ILB Zachary Orr, #54
OLB Terrell Suggs, #55
ILB C.J. Mosley, #57
OLB Elvis Dumervil, #58
ILB Arthur Brown, #59
T Eugene Monroe, #60
G/C John Urschel, #64
G/C Ryan Jensen, #66
DE Lawrence Guy, #67
DT Christo Bilukidi, #68
G/T Rick Wagner, #71
G/T Kelechi Osemele, #72
G/T Marshal Yanda, #73
T James Hurst, #74
TE Crockett Gilmore, #80
TE Nick Boyle, #82
TE Maxx Williams, #87
WR Steve Smith Sr., #89
OLB Za'Darius Smith, #90
OLB Courtney Upshaw, #91
DT Carl Davis, #94
DE Kapron Lewis-Moore, #95
DE Brent Urban, #96
DT Timmy Jernigan, #97
DT Brandon Williams, #98
DE Chris Canty, #99
S Matt Elam, #26 (Injured Reserve)
CB Julian Wilson, #47(Recently Changed Number) (Injured Reserve)
WR Cam Worthy, #81 (Injured Reserve)
TE Allen Reisner, #85 (Injured Reserve)
TE Dennis Pitta, #88 (Physically Unable to Perform/PUP List)
OLB Zach Thompson, #92 (Injured Reserve)
- WR Daniel Brown
- TE Dominique Jones
- WR Jeremy Ross
They will join safety Nick Perry, wide receiver Jeremy Butler, quarterback Bryn Renner, outside linebacker Brennen Beyer, offensive linemen Kaleb Johnson and De'Ondre Wesley, and tight end Konrad Reuland.
Ross is the most intriguing addition because the former Detroit Lion has NFL experience as a returner, an area where the Ravens have a clear need. As Detroit's top returner last year, Ross averaged 25.4 yards on kickoff returns and 8.9 yards on punt returns.
Putting him on the practice squad will give the Ravens a chance to get a good look at him before determining whether to move him to the 53-man roster ahead of Sunday's opener in Denver.
Jones is another newcomer to Baltimore. He first entered the league as an undrafted free agent in 2012, and he's bounced around seven teams during that time. He spent training camp with the Denver Broncos before getting cut Saturday.
Jones has played in 13 games during his career, including three starts, and has three catches for 42 yards.
Brown is the known commodity of the group, as he earned his way onto the practice squad after a stellar finish to the preseason. Brown proved his value late in last week's game against the Falcons, blocking a punt and hauling in a touchdown catch to nearly rally the Ravens from a 14-point deficit.
Brown tweeted Monday about the excitement of extending his time in Baltimore after initially getting cut Friday.
