Undrafted QB Pavia Lands Ravens Deal

0:00On April 28, Diego Pavia just flipped the script from undrafted quarterback to Baltimore Ravens rookie Siné in days. The Vanderbilt star went unpicked in all seven rounds of the 2026 NFL draft, but the Ravens invited him to minicamp and locked him into a three-year deal. He led the Commodores to back-to-back 10 win seasons, their best runs ever. His numbers back at a big time. Pavia threw for 3539 yards and 29 touchdowns last year, while rushing for 862 yards. And 10 more scores. That made him a high-spin finalist, carrying Vanderbilt through tough SEC battles with just one teammate drafted. Pavia earned every bit the hard way. No Division I offers out of high school, so he dominated at New Mexico Military Institute, winning a junior college national title. From there, New Mexico State, then Vanderbilt, pure grit-turning heads. He's only five foot nine, which scouts fixated on, but Pavia shrugs it off.

1:00He told reporters to judge by film, not height or speed drills. He moves sharp, throws crisp, and runs tough without the big frame. Ravens fans are buzzing about this underdog steal, proving tape trumps measurements every time. Keep watching Pavia light it up. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI Powered Updates.