The Ravens should be able to keep four running backs, and Ricard, with relative ease considering how much the team relies on the run game. This was perhaps the easiest position to project, even in the second projection. Dobbins (R), Gus Edwards, Justice Hill, Patrick Ricard Running backs/fullback (5): Mark Ingram, J.K. I think the Ravens will try their best to sneak McSorley onto the practice squad. Either way, I don’t think either quarterback will be out of the Ravens’ plans in 2020. With that said, the organization has invested a decent amount into McSorley, who was a sixth-round choice in 2019. He simply provides more upside as the team’s third quarterback than McSorley right now. In training camp, Huntley showed promise - and results - on the practice field with some quality passes and impressive scrambles. And for now, it’s worth it to take the risk on Huntley on the 53-man roster. The team’s fourth option, Huntley or Trace McSorley, seems destined for the practice squad if they can get him there. Jackson and Griffin are the team’s roster locks.

This list remains the same from the previous projection just a week ago. Quarterbacks (3): Lamar Jackson, Robert Griffin III, Tyler Huntley (R) Here’s the latest 53-man roster projection, a projection that is guaranteed to be 100 percent correct. The team is at 76 players, meaning they’ve got 23 cuts to make at some point between Thursday and Saturday afternoon in what will no doubt be one of the tougher cutdown days in recent memory for the Ravens. Only this year, there won’t be any preseason games to base the roster cuts off of.

Saturday to trim their roster down to 53 players.

Ravens roster 2020