Ravens Bolster Roster with Former Browns Talent
Baltimore Secures Undersized Receiver Gage Larvadain for Practice Squad
The Baltimore Ravens have recently welcomed Gage Larvadain, a wide receiver formerly with the Cleveland Browns, to their practice squad. This move adds depth to the Ravens' receiving corps, bringing in a player known for his agility and special teams contributions.
Larvadain's Tenure and Impact with the Cleveland Browns
During his time with the Cleveland Browns, the 5'8" Larvadain participated in 13 games. He recorded seven receptions for a total of 71 yards and was also responsible for 24 punt returns in 2025. He was a contender for a key receiving role with the Browns in 2026, competing alongside players like Malachi Corley and Luke Floriea.
Competitive Landscape: AFC North Dynamics and Roster Changes
The AFC North division has already witnessed significant roster adjustments early in the season. The Browns, grappling with ongoing quarterback challenges and the recent release of another undersized receiver, Luke Floriea, find themselves at the bottom of the division standings after the first week. Meanwhile, the Ravens' proactive signing of Larvadain reflects their strategic efforts to strengthen their team.
Larvadain's Path to the Ravens: Workouts and Opportunities
Gage Larvadain was one of four receivers who underwent a workout session with the Ravens on a recent Tuesday. This group also included Dante Pettis, a former second-round draft pick, indicating the Ravens' thorough evaluation process in identifying potential talent for their roster.
