4. Ravens QB target: Kenji Bahar
The Ravens could simply opt to go the familiar route and bring back local product Kenji Bahar once again. Bahar, an undrafted rookie, spent much of the summer with the Ravens and was briefly brought back when Trace McSorley was claimed off the Ravens’ practice squad.
Bahar is, of course, limited in what he can do. In reality, he’s not an NFL-caliber quarterback and likely never will be. But he does know the system and can play in a pinch.
Plus he’s a Calvert Hall product that would make for one incredible feel-good story if he ever actually found his way onto the field. Re-signing Bahar to the practice squad is probably the most likely move.
3. Ravens QB target: Nick Mullens
It’s a little surprising to see Nick Mullens on a practice squad after he’s proved on numerous occasions that he can be a competent NFL backup quarterback.
Yet, Mullens remains on the Browns’ practice squad after being waived by the Philadelphia Eagles before the season started. The former undrafted free agent has made 16 career starts throwing for 25 touchdowns and 22 interceptions while completing over 64 percent of his passes.
The Ravens just got a close look at Mullens on the sideline this week and they could look to pull a fast one on their division rivals by stealing him off their practice squad.