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We’re looking at instant analysis of the Baltimore Ravens signing quarterback Malik Cunningham off the New England Patriots practice squad
The Ravens made a big move on Wednesday, signing Malik Cunningham off the Patriots practice squad, to their 53-man roster.
The move was made after the team decided to place Devin Duvernay on IR with a back injury suffered in Sunday’s win over the Rams.
With preparation for the Jaguars set to begin, here’s an instant analysis of the move.
In a move that can be described as shocking, the Ravens are adding another quarterback to the roster, signing former Louisville star Malik Cunningham off the Patriots practice squad, to their 53-man roster.
In a move that can be described as shocking, the Ravens are adding another quarterback to the roster, signing former Louisville star Malik Cunningham off the Patriots practice squad to their 53-man roster.
Malik Cunningham to ESPN: “I wanted to thank Mr Kraft and Coach Belichick for giving me opportunity to play with the Patriots. I learned a lot from them. I want to be a coach one day, so I would take notes from coach Belichick because he’s one of the greatest of all time. I had… https://t.co/K4xaiJDwo5
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 12, 2023
New England signed Cunningham to the practice squad after going undrafted following a career for the Cardinals that saw him finish his career ranked fourth with 9,664 passing yards and fifth with 70 touchdowns in 56 games with 47 starts.
In the ACC, Cunningham accounted for 120 total touchdowns during his college career, with 50 rushing touchdowns and 70 touchdown passes.
Jackson and Cunningham spent one season together at Louisville, and now the dual-threat will learn from his mentor.
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