Ravens waive QB Diego Pavia
The Baltimore Ravens have waived rookie quarterback Diego Pavia ahead of their training camp.
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The brief
The move occurred prior to the start of training camp. Coverage from ESPN indicates the roster move was made to create space for Ethan Pocic.
The New York Times reports that the team now has four quarterbacks remaining on the roster, while The Tennessean notes Pavia's history as a former Vanderbilt quarterback. Future developments center on the team's roster composition and the integration of Ethan Pocic as training camp approaches.
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Quick answers
Why did the Ravens waive Diego Pavia?
According to ESPN, the move was made to make room for Ethan Pocic.
How many quarterbacks do the Ravens have left?
The New York Times reports there are 4 quarterbacks remaining on the roster.
Where did Diego Pavia play before joining the Ravens?
The Tennessean identifies him as a former Vanderbilt QB.
Coverage (7)
- Ravens Waive Diego Pavia Before Training Camp Baltimore Ravens · 2h ago
- Ravens waiving former Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia The Tennessean · 2h ago
- Ravens waive Diego Pavia, leaving 4 quarterbacks on roster The New York Times · 2h ago
- Ravens waive rookie Diego Pavia to make room for Ethan Pocic ESPN · 2h ago
- Ravens waive QB Diego Pavia NBC Sports · 2h ago
- Diego Pavia landing spots include NFL, CFL, UFL USA Today · 2h ago
- Diego Pavia: Waived by Baltimore CBS Sports · 2h ago
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