Securing a spot on a team's 53-man roster is one of the toughest achievements for some players. For undrafted rookies, the challenge is even greater, and the moment of making the roster is euphoric. That was exactly the case for the Baltimore Ravens' three undrafted rookies. The moment they learned they made the team is a must-watch experience.

When Ravens safety Reuben Lowery met up with his parents outside Northwest Stadium after Baltimore’s preseason finale against the Commanders on Saturday, the undrafted rookie free agent’s parting message was that he’d done all he can.

The Baltimore Ravens had to say goodbye to dozens of players who helped shape and prepare their 2025 roster for the upcoming season, but didn't make the initial

The Baltimore Ravens initial 53-man roster was finalized on Tuesday, August 26 at 4 p.m. ET. However, the initial 53-man roster never lasts for long, with the Ravens traditionally working out deals to get players onto injured reserve and re-sign veterans who are not subject to waiver claims.

Tyler Huntley is returning to the Ravens. The quarterback visited the team on Wednesday and signed to the practice squad later Wednesday, the team announced. He replaces Devin Leary as the No. 3 quarterback behind Lamar Jackson and Cooper Rush.