The Baltimore Ravens have agreed to terms on a three-year contract with quarterback Joe Fagnano, according to a source. The former UConn signal-caller joins the organization as the team continues to finalize its roster ahead of the upcoming season.
Fagnano spent his final collegiate season with the UConn Huskies after transferring from the University of Maine. During his tenure at UConn, he earned the starting role before his season was cut short by a shoulder injury. Prior to his graduate transfer, he recorded 5,655 passing yards and 46 touchdowns across 27 games for the Black Bears. His addition brings the Ravens' quarterback room to five players currently competing for roster spots.
The Baltimore depth chart is currently headlined by two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson. Behind Jackson, the team features veteran Josh Johnson and 2024 sixth-round draft pick Devin Leary. The roster also includes Malik Cunningham, who has spent time at both quarterback and wide receiver. Fagnano is expected to compete with this group during the team's training camp and preseason schedule.
Financial terms of the three-year agreement were not immediately disclosed. The signing follows the Ravens' recent rookie minicamp and ongoing offseason program.
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