Ravens host CB Anthony Brown following Ronald Darby's signing

The Ravens had to act quickly following the confirmation of Marlon Humphrey's surgery and one-month rehabbing process.

That's what they did by signing veteran cornerback Ronald Darby less than a day before the announcement of Humphrey's issues, with Baltimore not stopping there and adding another visit to their weekly schedule.

Josina Anderson of CBS broke the news of CB Anthony Brown visiting and "working out" for the Ravens on Thursday, something we had not heard about before Anderson revealed the news on Twitter.

Anthony Brown, a former sixth-round draft pick by the Dallas Cowboys, has spent his whole career in Texas playing for America's Team and accruing seven seasons of service time.

Brown has been a steady starter for Dallas, with 2021 being labeled as one of his career and banner years. He started 16 games back then completing 71 tackles and intercepting three passes.

Last season, though, Brown could only appear in 12 games while racking up 42 tackles (one for a loss of yardage), also deflecting seven passes and forcing a fumble.

Overall, Brown has played 94 NFL games while making 324 tackles, picking nine passes, and defending 59 of them successfully.

On top of losing Marlon Humphrey for a month, the Ravens are also navigating multiple other injury issues impacting their secondary.

As pointed out by Clifton Brown of BaltimoreRavens.com, the Flock could only throw a few subpar cornerbacks into the fire on Wednesday for the second of the joint practices with the Commanders, including Kevon Seymour, Brandon Stephens, Tae Hayes, and rookies Kyu Kelly, Corey Mayfield Jr., Jordan Swann, and Jeremy Lucien.

All of Rock Ya-Sin, Pepe Williams, Trayvon Mullen, Jalyn Armour-Davis and Arthur Maulet didn't practice this week and are expected to miss either multiple weeks or months, including the full regular season in the case of Mullen.

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