The Baltimore Ravens have once again proved their prowess in finding hidden gems as they unveiled their talented undrafted rookie class for the upcoming 2024 football season. With an eye for potential, the Ravens have signed 22 promising players who have the potential to make a significant impact on the team.

One of the standout signings is wide receiver Jelani Baker from Limestone College. With an impressive 118 catches for 1,681 yards and 19 touchdowns in just two seasons, Baker has proved his worth on the field, making him an exciting addition to the Ravens' offensive unit.

In the defensive backfield, the Ravens have acquired safety Beau Brade from the University of Maryland. Brade, a local product from River Hill High School, was highly rated as a safety prospect and was projected to be selected in the fourth or fifth round of the draft. His presence is expected to strengthen the Ravens' defense.

Joining Brade in the Maryland connection is offensive tackle Corey Bullock. Bullock started in 11 games for the Terrapins in 2023 and earned honorable mention All-Big Ten honors. Pro Football Focus even ranked him with the highest pass-blocking grade in the conference, highlighting his skill and potential on the offensive line.

Adding to the defensive line depth, the Ravens signed defensive tackle Tre'Darious Colbert from Maryland as a graduate transfer from Angelo State. Colbert's late-season surge, starting in the final four games, showcased his ability to make an impact when it matters most.

The Ravens have also bolstered their running back options by bringing in Chris Collier from Lock Haven. Collier's impressive 1,393 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns in just 11 games last season, along with his receiving capabilities, make him a versatile weapon in the Ravens' backfield.

Defensive back Bump Cooper Jr. from Oregon State brings versatility to the Ravens' secondary with his ability to play outside corner, slot corner, and safety positions. With four interceptions and 18 pass breakups over the past two seasons, Cooper Jr. has showcased his playmaking ability.

Guard Darrian Dalcourt, a part-time starter for Alabama in 2023, joins the Ravens after competing against top-flight SEC competition. Dalcourt's experience and size (6-foot-3, 320-pounds) will add depth and strength to the Ravens' offensive line.

Another exciting addition is outside linebacker Joe Evans from Iowa, who led his team with 9.5 sacks and 13.5 tackles for loss last season. With a total of 28 career sacks, Evans has already proven himself as a formidable pass rusher.

The Ravens have also signed wide receiver Isaiah Washington from Rutgers, linebacker Deion Jennings from Rutgers, offensive tackle Julian Pearl from Illinois, and tight end Mike Rigerman from Findlay, among other talented players.

With their impressive undrafted rookie class, the Ravens are confident in their ability to develop these players and potentially uncover another wave of diamond-in-the-rough talents. The team's rich history of finding undrafted gems continues to be an asset as they set their sights on the 2024 season.

While undrafted, these rookies have the opportunity to make a significant impact on the Ravens' roster, proving that talent and determination can overcome initial obstacles. The Ravens' organization eagerly looks forward to seeing these rookies develop and contribute to the team's success on the field.