Diego Pavia Signs with Ravens, Steelers Wait on Rodgers

0:00On April 28th, Diego Pavia just locked in his NFL shot with the Ravens, signing a three-year deal as an undrafted free agent this week. The former Vanderbilt star, who finished second in Heisman Voting, went from a tryout invite to a full contract before their rookie mini-camp even, kicked off. These deals for guys like him usually run about 3.1 million over three years, matching league minimums with barely any guaranteed cash. That's a step below even late-round picks, who give 4 years and over 4 million. Pavia's size at 5 feet 10 inches and his age of 24 held him back in the draft despite killer college stats. He's the first Heisman, finalist since 2014 to go undrafted. In Baltimore, he'll battle for the third shrink spot behind Lamar Jackson and Tyler Hunley, joining another undrafted Sinee from Yukon. Meanwhile, the Steelers are still in limbo waiting on Aaron Rogers to commit for next year. The 42-year-old vets decision is dragging their offseason, so they pull out a procedural

1:04contract move to push things along, like a few teams. Did last year. Pittsburgh hedged by grabbing Penn State QB Drew Allor in the third round, beefing up a room with Mason Rudolph and Will Howard, keeping options open, as Rogers mulls his future. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.