Head coach Jesse Minter expressed a clear message to Pavia: “Show us what you can do,” underscoring the team’s philosophy of using undrafted players as potential upside options. Pavia will compete for the No. 3 quarterback role behind Jackson and Huntley, alongside Joe Fagnano, who brings his own strong collegiate production from UConn. While Pavia faces an uphill path to the active roster, his college success provides a proven baseline, and the Ravens believe his development could add valuable depth and potential insurance at quarterback if Jackson were to miss time.
Key takeaways:
– Ravens retain their first-round pick and add 11 new players, then target undrafted talent like Diego Pavia.
– Pavia, a prolific college passer and dual threat, joins Baltimore as a competitive No. 3 quarterback candidate.
– The coaching staff, led by Jesse Minter, emphasizes opportunity and development for undrafted players.
– Pavia will contend with Joe Fagnano for the third-string QB spot behind Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley.
