Baltimore won 30-3 as Devin Leary toed the line behind the Ravens’ depth chart, going 17-23 for 71 yards. His 3.1 yards per attempt and 76.5 passer rating hint at limited efficiency in the box score, but the win factored into the takeaway. For fantasy managers, Leary remains a low-ceiling, late-roster dart in superflex with an eye on roster moves and potential Week 1 roles rather than immediate production. The game underscored the gulf between preseason script and regular-season reality.

Historical box-score quirks aside, the piece leans into the idea that third preseason games can resemble real football, yet Leary’s performance isn’t enough to confidently project fantasy upside. The broader takeaway: don’t anchor mid- or late-August impressions; monitor how Baltimore deploys him in practice and camp cuts. It’s still early, and the Ravens’ QB depth could evolve in unpredictable ways.

In the end, Leary’s line is a reminder that preseason narratives are fluid and fantasy value rides with roster decisions. There’s no definitive takeaway beyond the fact that the Ravens won the night, and the third string still has work to do to climb the ladder.