Ravens host four free agents for tryouts ahead of preseason Week 2

The Baltimore Ravens have been actively seeking new talent and assessing potential upgrades to their roster. Prior to joint practice sessions in Minnesota, the team hosted four free agents for workout sessions. Linebackers Milo Eifler and Devin Harper, along with offensive tackles Luke Felix-Fualalo and David Sharpe, participated in the evaluation.

Baltimore did not announce any signings, indicating that these sessions were aimed at gauging the skills and potential of the players. David Sharpe, the most familiar name among the four, is a 30-year-old veteran offensive tackle who previously played for Baltimore and appeared in regular-season games in 2021. As a 2017 fourth-round pick by Oakland, Sharpe has amassed 47 career games and six NFL starts.

Felix-Fualalo, the younger option among the group, is a 6-foot-7 tackle who made his NFL debut with Seattle as an undrafted free agent in 2025. He has since played for Philadelphia on the practice squad. Baltimore also took time to evaluate two linebacker prospects, with Eifler and Harper providing NFL experience.

Eifler, an undrafted free agent from Illinois in 2021, has made 17 appearances across his stops with Washington, Arizona, and other teams. Harper, a sixth-round pick by Dallas in 2022, has played for the Cowboys, Cincinnati, and spent time with Pittsburgh. The session, originally reported on Ravens Wire, will likely help the Ravens finalize their roster ahead of preseason Week 2.