Undrafted Pavia Signs with Ravens, Eyes Third-String Spot

0:00It's April 28th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. The Eagle Pavia, the undrafted quarterback who finished second in the 2025 Heisman race, just landed a three-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens right after the 2026 draft. Earlier this week, the Ravens locked him in ahead of their rookie minicamp, skipping the trial plan they had originally set up, and they also grabbed another undrafted signal caller, Joe Fagnano, on the same kind of contract. He's stepping into a loaded quarterback group, featuring Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, making him the first Heisman runner-up to go undrafted, signed since Brad Banks back in 2003. Now Pavia's gunning for that third string spot on the 53 man roster, heading into the 2026 27 season, battling. Fogna know, through summer workouts and pre-season action, whatever shakes out, he's got reps coming his way, and is shot at the practice squad if the roster cut doesn't go his way.

1:03His summer grind in Baltimore will tell the real story.