WR/RS Keenan Reynolds (Seattle Dragons)

The Ravens' sixth-round pick in 2016 made the conversion from a record-setting quarterback at Navy to wide receiver in the NFL. He didn't make the very challenging leap fast enough in a year on the practice squad and didn't suit up for a game with Baltimore. After a stopover with the Redskins, he went to Seattle and played in three games for the Seahawks in 2018.

S Matt Elam (DC Defenders)

The Ravens' first-round pick in 2013 was out of the NFL after the 2016 season due to injuries (a torn biceps cost him all of 2015) and off-field problems. Elam was a first-team All-American at Florida and immediate starter in the Ravens secondary but lost his starting job midway throughout his sophomore campaign. He had a stint with the Canadian Football League's (CFL) Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2018.

S Will Hill (St. Louis Battlehawks)

Hill made some big plays in purple and black, including returning the "Kick Six" for a win in Cleveland in 2015 and an interception returned for a touchdown against Drew Brees and the Saints the year prior. However, he was then suspended for the second time under the substance abuse policy and hasn't played in the NFL since. Hill went on to suit up for the CFL's Hamilton Tiger-Cats and then the now defunct Alliance of American Football (AAF) with the Orlando Apollos.

OT De'Ondre Wesley (DC Defenders)

Wesley spent much of two years with the Ravens, originally signing as an undrafted free agent out of BYU in 2015. He spent one season on injured reserve, then didn't make the 53-man roster out of camp the following year. Wesley bounced to the Buffalo Bills and Indianapolis Colts after that, but did not suit up for any NFL games.

QB Josh Johnson (Los Angeles Wildcats)

Johnson has been with 13 NFL teams – 40 percent of the league. He was in Baltimore in 2016 competing for a backup quarterback spot but lost out in training camp. Johnson started three games for the Washington Redskins in 2018 and has proven himself to be a quality backup who just hasn't been able to stick in one place.

OL Nico Siragusa (Los Angeles Wildcats)

Baltimore drafted Siragusa in the fourth round in 2017, but a major knee injury in the training camp before his rookie season derailed his NFL career. The Packers signed him off Baltimore's practice squad late in the 2018 season before Siragusa ever suited up for Baltimore in a regular-season game. He bounced to the Colts and Buffalo Bills in 2019.

S Marqueston Huff (Houston Roughnecks)

Huff suited up for 11 games as a Raven in 2016, making three tackles. He was a very solid special teams player and versatile defensive back. The 2014 fourth-round pick of the Tennessee Titans spent time with the Kansas City Chiefs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Dallas Cowboys after leaving Baltimore.

WR Joe Horn Jr. (New York Guardians)

Horn flashed as an undrafted rookie free agent this summer but didn't make the Ravens' 53-man roster. The son of former four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Joe Horn had a knack for making tough catches.