8 players cut by the Ravens who could get claimed off waivers
Eight Ravens roster cuts who could attract waiver claims before Baltimore forms its practice squad
The Baltimore Ravens have waived 28 players as they trimmed their roster down to 53 members. While the team can now start building their practice squad after waiver claims are processed, there is no guarantee that the eight players they cut will remain available to other teams. The eight players who could potentially attract interest are Adisa Isaac, Rayshaun Benny, Gerad Lichtenhan, Kaimon Rucker, Corey Bullock, Robert Longerbeam, Nick Dawkins, and Michael Barrett.
Isaac stands out as the most likely candidate for a waiver claim due to his strong NFL pedigree and pass-rushing potential. Lichtenhan and Bullock could also generate interest due to their offensive-line depth and versatility. Benny, Rucker, and Longerbeam offer developmental value, but other teams must be willing to use an active roster spot to acquire them.
The Ravens have a history of developing players that other teams overlook, which adds to the intrigue surrounding their waived players. This could potentially prevent Baltimore from recovering every player they want for their practice squad.
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