Baltimore Ravens Sign Quarterback Kedon Slovis from Green Bay Packers’ Practice Squad
The Kansas City Star reports that the Baltimore Ravens have signed quarterback Kedon Slovis off the Green Bay Packers' practice squad.
Kansas City, MO, November 3, 2026 — The Baltimore Ravens have signed quarterback Kedon Slovis, adding him to their roster from the Green Bay Packers’ practice squad. The move was reported by The Kansas City Star. Specific details regarding the terms of the agreement or the exact timing of the signing were not immediately available in the report.
Slovis, a former highly-touted prospect, was most recently part of the Green Bay Packers’ practice squad. His transition to the Ravens marks a new chapter in his professional football career. The quarterback position has seen various developments for the Ravens throughout the season, making roster moves like this a point of interest.
The practice squad is a reserve group of players for NFL teams, allowing them to develop and be available for call-ups to the main active roster. Players on the practice squad can be signed by any other NFL team, provided certain procedural rules are followed, typically involving a waiting period or compensation to the original team.
The Kansas City Star’s report did not provide further information on the reasons behind the signing or Slovis’s potential role with the Ravens. The team’s current quarterback situation and strategic considerations for the remainder of the season are factors that could influence how Slovis fits into the team’s plans. Further updates are expected as the team integrates its new player.
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