The Colts explored potential additions to their defensive end room on Wednesday, hosting tryouts for Carl Lawson, David Ojabo, and Preston Smith, per NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo.
The Houston Texans officially hosted five free agents for tryouts on Friday, according to the NFL transactions wire. The full list includes: LB Jack Dingle DE David Ojabo T Colby Sorsdal DB Juanyeh Thomas DT D.J.
The Miami Dolphins are starting fresh in 2026 with a new front office and coaching staff. The vision between general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and head
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The Dolphins continue to shape their roster under a new decision-making tandem. David Ojabo is Miami’s latest arrival. Ojabo was signed on Monday, per a team announcement.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Dolphins Sign OLB David Ojabo The Miami Dolphins have signed OLB David Ojabo Ojabo will turn 26 in May and was a 2nd round pick by the Ravens in 2022. He has played his entire career with the Ravens.
The Baltimore Ravens got some much-needed reinforcements on the edge on Monday, as General Manager Eric DeCosta made a trade with the Tennessee Titans for outside linebacker Dre’Mont Jones.
The Detroit Lions marched into M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on Monday Night and came out with a 38-30 win that moved coach Dan Campbell's team to 2-1 on the season.
The Baltimore Ravens have very few areas for concern on their roster ahead of their season opener against the Buffalo Bills. Their team is stacked, but one position where many expected them to improve on in the late stages of free agency was outside linebacker.
The Baltimore Ravens have one of the most talented rosters in the NFL this season. Everywhere you look, there is quality talent ready to take the field.
The Baltimore Ravens have several recent draft picks fighting for their football lives in the preseason. The team is headed into regular season play with a stacked roster, and only 53 slots are available.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Ravens LB David Ojabo is now injury-free and focused on putting a good season together, given that the former second-round pick has only appeared in 18 games throughout three seasons.
Heading into Week 2 of the preseason, every rep is becoming invaluable. There are only so many plays left for players to make if they want to impress their coaching staff and make the cut for the 53-man roster.
David Ojabo’s rise at Michigan was fast and explosive. After redshirting as a freshman and playing sparingly in 2020, he erupted in 2021 with 11 sacks, 12 tackles for loss, and five forced fumbles on a dominant Wolverines defense.
The Baltimore Ravens are quickly building a stacked pass rush group. The duo of Kyle Van Noy and Odafe Oweh leads the way and rookie sack artist Mike Green
The Ravens are hopeful one potential breakout defensive player will be ready to go for training camp as he works his way back from injury.
The Ravens must be on cloud nine heading into their Week 13 bye as they sit atop the AFC with a 9-3 record. However, they received some bad news about one of their promising defenders.
With the Ravens in London ready to take on the Titans in Week 6, head coach John Harbaugh gave some praise to one of his international second-year players whose future he believes is very bright.
With another NFL season right around the corner, Pro Football Focus believes there's a couple of Ravens who are ready to breakout onto the scene.
The Ravens have high aspirations for the 2023 season with their newest offensive additions. However, Pro Football Focus believes there's a couple of players on defense that will become impact players this year as well.
The Ravens are certainly getting younger on defense, and David Ojabo may just turn out to be one of the leading forces for years to come.
Whether it's injuries or opportunities, uncontrollable circumstances can often hold back young NFL athletes from dominating in their rookie seasons. As situations develop over the offseason and players continue to progress and get healthy, the second year of a players' career provides new opportunities for players to emerge as contributors in the NFL.
Heading into his second season with the Baltimore Ravens, linebacker David Ojabo wanted to wear his old college number. But that won't be possible.
David Ojabo, who the Ravens drafted with the No. 45 pick in this past NFL draft, was holding out from Ravens' training camp in order to secure his first NFL deal.
Ojabo is the lone remaining unsigned rookie and won't start training camp on time with the Ravens.
Ojabo is considered one of the top pass-rushing prospects in the draft class after breaking out in the 2021 season with 11 sacks and 12 tackles for loss.
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