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Diego Pavia’s path to the NFL just hit a major roadblock, but his football career isn’t necessarily over. The Baltimore Ravens waived the rookie quarterback this week, just days before the start of training camp.
Ravens rookie quarterback Diego Pavia was waived on Thursday to clear a roster spot for Baltimore to sign veteran offensive lineman Ethan Pocic. Undrafted out of Vanderbilt, Pavia was signed by the Ravens as a free agent in April with a three-year, $3.1 million contract.
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Diego Pavia appears to have failed in his quest to make the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens waived Pavia days before the start of training camp, the team announced Thursday.
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The timing for Pavia is poor because it comes just one day before Ravens rookies were supposed to report for training camp.
Diego Pavia’s first NFL offseason has taken an unexpected turn just days before the Baltimore Ravens opened training camp. NFL insider Ian Rapoport reports that Baltimore has made a roster move involving the former Vanderbilt quarterback, waiving him right before training camp.
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Diego Pavia arrived to the Baltimore Ravens as an NFL Draft snub. But now the Vanderbilt star won’t even make it to NFL Training Camp with the franchise either.
Heisman Trophy runner-up Diego Pavia was lucky enough to get taken on by the Baltimore Ravens as a free agent after going undrafted in April. Unfortunately, his luck hasn't carried into training camp.
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The Baltimore Ravens have waived quarterback Diego Pavia ahead of training camp, the team announced Thursday. They signed the former Vanderbilt star to a contract after he went undrafted in the 2026 NFL Draft and competed for the QB3 spot on the roster.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Ravens have waived QB Diego Pavia before the start of training camp. He had a brief stint with the team near the end of
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