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Undrafted Pavia Gets Ravens Camp Invite

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Former Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia, a Heisman runner-up, lands Baltimore Ravens rookie minicamp invite after going undrafted. Known for his fiery edge and impressive college stats, Pavia aims to prove doubters wrong in the NFL.

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Undrafted Pavia Gets Ravens Camp Invite

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Undrafted Pavia Gets Ravens Camp Invite. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 26th, Diego Pavia, the former Vanderbilt quarterback and 2025 Heisman runner-up, just got an invite to the Baltimore Ravens, rookie minicamp, ESPN's Adam Schefter broke the news. This 24-year-old led the Commodores to a 10-3 record last season, their first 10-win year ever, plus back-to-back bowl games. He shocked everyone by going undrafted in the 20-26 NFL draft, the first Heisman finalist to do so since 2014. Scouts pointed to his size at 5-foot-10 and 2-9 pounds, plus a skill set that popped more in college systems than the pros. Pavia's got that fiery edge, though, the kind that sparked a culture shift at Vanderbilt. He will teams to wins across New Mexico State and Vandy, becoming their first Heisman finalists and earning SEC offensive player of the year honors. On the field, he started all 26 games over two years at Vandy, throwing for 3,539 yards, 29.

Touchdowns, and just eight picks last season. He added 862 rushing yards in 10 scores, always dodging sacks like a pro. Now he's got a shot to prove the doubters wrong in Baltimore. With his competitive fire and playmaking smarts, keep an eye on this underdog, he might just spin out of nowhere and light it up.

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