The easiest Baltimore Ravens roster cuts to project

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PHILADELPHIA, PA – AUGUST 22: Shane Ray #91 of the Baltimore Ravens rushes the passer against Andre Dillard #77 of the Philadelphia Eagles in the second quarter of the preseason game at Lincoln Financial Field on August 22, 2019 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images) /

The Baltimore Ravens have a 90 man roster right now and that number has to come down to 53 men before the regular season. Here is a position by position look at the players that have relatively no shot to make the team:

Quarterback: Joe Callahan

While Trace McSorley has the Baltimore Ravens in a tough spot, Joe Callahan is the easiest cut on the roster. McSorley is clearly in front of Callahan, who was brought in to be nothing more than a camp arm. Callahan handled himself about as good as you could hope for. He had a deep pass to Antoine Wesley that was particularly beautiful. It didn’t matter, because he was a predetermined roster cut.

Running back: De’Lance Turner

Tyler Ervin has a dark horse shot to make the team because he is a punt returner as well. De’Lance Turner is a fast running back, but that’s really all he is. He doesn’t have great vision for the open field. If the rushing lane is there he can get positive yards. The Ravens have enough speed in the backfield and Turner is the odd man out.

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