Devin Leary, the sixth-round pick from last year, is under pressure to perform after being cut last preseason. With Lamar Jackson firmly established as the starter, Leary's chances at making the active roster are slim unless he has a standout training camp.

Devin Leary is under pressure after an unremarkable first season in the NFL. He has yet to see significant game time and faces fierce competition for a backup spot behind Lamar Jackson and Cooper Rush.

Devin Leary was drafted in the sixth round but failed to secure a spot on the 53-man roster, ending up on the practice squad. His future with the team looks uncertain.

Leary, drafted in the sixth round, aims to secure a backup spot behind Lamar Jackson, having gone inactive last season.

Devin Leary, a sixth-round rookie, is currently on the practice squad after a challenging preseason. His struggles have raised concerns about the Ravens' quarterback depth, making the team particularly vulnerable if Lamar Jackson were to be sidelined.