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Ravens Predicted to Keep 6-foot-6, 325-Pound UDFA on 53-Man Roster

The Baltimore Ravens, like all 32 NFL teams, are desperate for depth at offensive tackle, and they don’t care where it comes from.

In Baltimore’s case, that might mean an unexpected addition to the roster.

Bleacher Report’s Gary Davenport predicts that 6-foot-6, 325-pound undrafted free agent offensive tackle Diego Pounds will make the 53-man roster after the disappointment of not hearing his name called during the NFL Draft.

“Every year there are players who draft analysts expect to be drafted who for whatever reason are not,” Davenport wrote on July 23. “Ole Miss offensive tackle Diego Pounds was one of those surprises in 2026. Pounds is admittedly an inconsistent talent whose pass protection is better than his run blocking. But he has NFL size and length, and with some development he has the tools to become a capable reserve at a premium position. Offensive tackle is a spot where NFL teams can never have too much depth—and that reality gives Pounds a leg up on surviving roster cuts if he has a solid camp.”

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