The Baltimore Ravens are finalizing their roster as the 2025 NFL season approaches, and one of the latest moves involves quarterback Devin Leary. The second-year passer was waived by Coach John Harbaugh and the team on Tuesday, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, as the team set its 53-man roster before Week 1.
The Baltimore Ravens have re-signed rookie quarterback Devin Leary to their practice squad, The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec reports. A sixth-round pick out of Kentucky, Leary had some ups and a lot of downs throughout the summer.
The Pittsburgh Steelers may have another name to watch out for the AFC North, and even if he's not the starter, he's developing into a piece to the puzzle for the defending divisional champs.
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The Ravens have officially signed their entire draft class.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
The Baltimore Ravens already have their franchise quarterback in Lamar Jackson, but they still selected a signal-caller in the 2024 NFL Draft. Devin Leary, the team's sixth-round pick out of Kentucky, may have been the most surprising pick in the Baltimore's draft class, but the Ravens see him as Jackson's future backup.
He faces an uphill battle to dress on gamedays. Obviously, he stands no chance at unseating Jackson as the starter, but even current backup quarterbacks Josh Johnson and Malik Cunningham sit pretty comfortably at their spots on the depth chart.
Bold predictions for every NFC team as the NFL Draft nears.
He has certainly given himself plenty of room to maneuver after a successful free agency, he will have his eye on a few position groups as the Jets get on the clock.
Could Devin Leary be a day 3 target for Sean McVay’s Rams? Playing at Kentucky has been sort of a blessing and curse for quarterbacks recently. It was
New Bucs offensive coordinator Liam Coen spent last season at Kentucky as the Wildcats’ offensive coordinator, and two of his prospects were at the NFL Combine last week.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
Though the 2024 NFL Draft is just under three months away, the East-West Shrine Bowl and the Reese’s Senior Bowl have officially wrapped. Thus, the start of draft season has officially begun.
The college all-star game circuit is in full swing this offseason. These games are always critical in the eyes of scouts, GMs, and NFL decision makers, in evaluating incoming talent for their roster.
Two Kentucky senior football players, quarterback Devin Leary and wide receiver Tayvion Robinson, have been selected to play in the prestigious East-West Shrine Bowl.
The New York Giants are doing their due diligence on this NFL Draft’s quarterback class. Picking sixth overall in the draft, the Giants may be out of range to land one of the class’ top quarterback prospects.
JACKSONVILLE — If there is anyone on Kentucky’s roster that knows what to expect from No. 22 Clemson in Friday’s Gator Bowl, it is quarterback Devin Leary.
Devin Leary, the UK quarterback, is finally getting his shot at a bowl game. He will be facing a very familiar opponent on December 29th when Kentucky takes on Clemson in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville.
Both of these teams are fighting for respect in the pecking order of the SEC, especially with Texas and Oklahoma looming. YB's Matt Wiesenfeld has the pick.
In Week 3, LSU's Jayden Daniels and Washington's Michael Penix Jr. put on shows while Alabama quarterbacks Tyler Buchner and Ty Simpson were duds. Here are the most notable happenings of college football from Saturday.
The Kentucky Wildcats are probably never going to compete for the SEC Championship or a college football playoff berth, but since Mark Stoops took over the program they have had a lot of success and they have become a team that nobody really wants to play.
He could be the second consecutive Kentucky QB to receive significant draft buzz. This past season, Will Levis flirted with being a first-round pick before falling to the second round (33rd overall) and the Tennessee Titans.
High-profile QB transfers again dot the landscape of college football at the FBS level. Here are five who could be difference-makers in 2023.
After visiting with Auburn, former NC State QB Devin Leary is transferring to the SEC after all. Only it won't be at Auburn. Instead, he'll be wearing Kentucky blue.
While high-profile players will dominate the transfer portal headlines, there will be plenty of lesser-known players who will be ready to make an immediate impact with their new programs.
It's the final week of the college football regular season -- excluding Navy vs. Army in two weeks and Conference Championship Games -- which means it's becoming more and more clear what to expect from teams moving forward.
This is going to be a big week on the gridiron. Both the SEC and Big Ten have battles between undefeated teams so there is a lot on the line on Saturday.
This week we are blessed with some good college football matchups. The headliner is Notre Dame at Ohio State on Saturday night, but it will be interesting to see how Utah fares at Florida.
After a five-year run of dominating the ACC, Clemson's run as conference champions came to an end in 2021. Despite opening as conference title favorites, could another school grab the top spot for the second season in a row?
NC State quarterback Devin Leary is expected to miss four to eight weeks after undergoing surgery for a broken fibula, the school announced Sunday.
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