Baltimore Ravens open up roster spot by cutting undrafted wide receiver

Scott Davis

Baltimore Ravens open up roster spot by cutting undrafted wide receiver image

The Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday released undrafted wide receiver Tayvion Robinson.

Robinson played college at Virginia Tech, then Kentucky. He had 37 catches for 503 yards and 4 touchdowns in his senior year.

The move now opens up a roster spot on the 91-man roster, which adds some intrigue to the Ravens' offseason.

It's unclear who Baltimore might be targeting. They had brought safety Jamal Adams for a visit in May, but nothing came of it. Though the Ravens have elite talent at safety, their depth is a concern, and multiple veteran safeties linger on the market.

The Ravens also have needs at wide receiver (where some veteran free agents remain), offensive line, and pass rush. It'll be worth monitoring whether the Ravens have a move lined up or if they keep the spot open for flexibility.

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Scott Davis covers the Knicks and Ravens on The Sporting News. He previously spent much of the last decade as a sports reporter for Business Insider, covering all sports, with a specific focus on the NBA and NFL. Follow him on Twitter/X @WScottDavis