Fun facts you may not know about every Ravens practice squad member
The Baltimore Ravens 15-man practice squad features players with fascinating personal stories and journeys.
Adisa Isaac, a former linebacker, grew up caring for his three siblings with special needs in Brooklyn. Nick Dawkins, a center, comes from an illustrious athletic family and won the Allstate Wuerffel Trophy. Kaimon Rucker, another EDGE, is a poet and an accomplished cook, favoring steak. Gerad Lichtenhan, the tallest player in Buffaloes history, transitioned from basketball to football.
Jonathan Ward, a running back, was also a standout track athlete. Ty Pezza, a tight end, once contemplated giving up football for skiing before pursuing NFL success. Rayshaun Benny, a defensive tackle, switched commitments at the last minute to play for the Wolverines. K Von Wallace, a safety, is a College Football Playoff national champion and Super Bowl ring winner.
Carl Jones Jr., a linebacker, played multiple sports in high school before committing to UCLA. David Olajiga, a defensive end, immigrated to London and joined the NFL via the International Player Pathway Program. A.J. Arcuri, an offensive tackle, was an academic standout at Michigan State. Nick Vannett, a tight end, earned the nickname "Baby Gronk" due to his size and catching ability. Chris Moore, a wide receiver, holds the career touchdown reception record for Cincinnati Bearcats.
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