The Baltimore Ravens have finalized their 53-man roster for the 2024 NFL season, releasing multiple players including sixth-round draft pick Devin Leary and quarterback Emory Jones. Despite being selected in the draft, Leary struggled during preseason, which ultimately led to his waiver. The team is set to open the season on September 5 against Kansas City, carrying two quarterbacks: Lamar Jackson and Josh Johnson. Other notable cuts included tight end Qadir Ismail and cornerback Pepe Williams, while running back Keaton Mitchell remains on the PUP list. The Ravens' roster decisions reflected a strategic focus on depth and performance, as evidenced by the inclusion of players like Howard County native Beau Brade. The team's announcements came later than expected, reflecting a trend of delayed updates during roster cuts.