The 2026 NFL Draft may be over, but the Ravens are still hard at work.
Here are the undrafted free agents that have reportedly agreed to deals with the Ravens:
QB Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt
Pavia was a Heisman Trophy finalist last season, helping lead Vanderbilt to its first 10-win season. He went undrafted and was originally slated to attend Ravens rookie minicamp on a tryout basis before signing a deal.
Pavia was the first Heisman finalist to go undrafted since Northern Illinois quarterback Jordan Lynch in 2014. The 5-foot-10, 24-year-old Pavia threw for 10,255 yards, rushed for 3,094 yards, and accounted for 119 touchdowns over his four-year career, which included two seasons at New Mexico State and two seasons at Vanderbilt.
Pavia will join Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley in the quarterback room, as well as undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano, who signed Tuesday as an undrafted free agent.
QB Joe Fagnano, UConn
Fagnano played seven years of college football, starting his career at Maine for four seasons and playing his final three seasons at UConn. The 6-foot-3, 25-year-old signal-caller completed 69% of his passes last season for 3,448 yards, 28 touchdowns, and one interception.
WR Jalil Farooq, Maryland
Farooq is a local product who attended Dr. Henry Wise Jr. High School in Upper Marlboro, Md. He played his four seasons at Oklahoma before transferring to Maryland in 2025, where he had 58 catches for 545 yards and four touchdowns last season. The 6-foot-1, 203-pound Farooq had 147 catches, 1,832 yards, and 11 touchdowns for his career.
S Lardarius Webb Jr., Wake Forest
A familiar name is coming to Baltimore, just the younger one.
Webb is a 5-foot-9 defensive back from Wake Forest and the son of Ravens legend Lardarius Webb Sr., who played nine seasons in Baltimore.
After one year at South Alabama, the younger Webb transferred to Wake Forest, recording 36 tackles (two for loss), seven passes defensed, and one sack.
DL Aaron Graves, Iowa
Graves had a career-high 37 tackles last season and added five sacks. Over his four years as a Hawkeye, he had 15.5 sacks.
S Jahquez Robinson, Auburn
A transfer from Colorado and Alabama, Robinson had eight starts at safety for Auburn last season. He had a career-high 27 tackles and one pass defensed.
TE Tyler Pezza, Brown
Listed as a wide receiver at Brown, Pezza led the Bears with 46 catches for 599 yards and seven touchdowns.
DE Ethan Burke, Texas
The 6-foot-6 Burke started in seven games for the Longhorns in 2025, compiling 40 tackles and three sacks.
LB Reid Williford, Charlotte
Williford had a productive four-year career at Charlotte and finished 2025 with 74 tackles and four sacks.
CB Matthew McDoom, Cincinnati
The 5-foot-9 McDoom started in every regular-season game for the Bearcats and had 50 tackles and a 100-yard pick-six.
RB Dontae McMillan, Eastern Michigan
McMillan, a Seattle native, eclipsed 1,000 yards on the ground last season and added 375 yards on 33 catches.
OT Trevonte Sylvester, Louisville
Sylvester was Louisville's left tackle last season but has seen time at both tackle spots.
WR Octavian Smith Jr., Maryland
Smith is a Burtonsville, Md., native and caught 43 passes for 529 yards for the Terps in 2025.
OT Diego Pounds, Ole Miss
The 6-foot-6, 325-pound Pounds started all 15 games at left tackle for Ole Miss last season.
C Nick Dawkins, Penn State
The 24-year-old Dawkins started 12 games for the Nittany Lions and was a team captain for the 2025 season, lining up next to Ravens first-round pick Vega Ioane.
WR Cortez Braham, Memphis
A Baltimore native, Braham led Memphis with 889 yards and eight touchdowns on 63 receptions last season.
DL Dion Wilson Jr., Syracuse
After spending three seasons at Arizona, the 6-foot-5 Wilson started in 11 games for the Orange in 2025, notching 29 tackles (2.5 for loss).
