Webb Junior Joins Ravens, Following Dad's Footsteps

0:00On April 26th, the Baltimore Ravens just added some family legacy to their secondary by signing undrafted free agent defensive back, Lardarius Webb, Jr. His dad, Lardarius Webb senior, spent his whole nine-year career locking down passes for the Ravens. Webb Jr. took a roundabout path through College Ball. He committed to Nebraska out of high school, but never suited up there, starting instead at Jones College on the Jr. College level. From there, he bounced to Oklahoma State, then South Alabama, and wrapped up last year at Wake Forest. Raven's fans are buzzing about this move, seeing echoes of the old man in the secondary. At five foot nine and one and sixty-eight pounds, Jr. is undersized for the pros, but his versatility at cornerback and safety gives him a shot. He could boost his roster odds by shining on special teams, where effort often trumps size. Official seat potential in that multi-role skill set amid a crowded depth chart. Either way, expect plenty

1:00of purple pride rooting for Webb Jr. to carve out his own spot and make it two generations patrolling Baltimore's back. End. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, Driven by AI.