Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Baltimore Ravens Waive Undrafted QB Diego Pavia
Diego Pavia, a quarterback who played for Vanderbilt, was recently let go by the Baltimore Ravens.
He had a great college career, even finishing as the runner-up for the Heisman Trophy.
However, the Ravens decided not to keep him because they had other quarterbacks they liked better and had concerns about his size and attitude.
Now, Pavia will try to find a spot on another NFL team.
The Ravens are focusing on their other quarterbacks and adding a veteran center to their team.
Diego Pavia was waived by the Baltimore Ravens ahead of training camp.
Pavia had impressive college stats, including 39 total touchdowns and a 70.6% completion rate.
The Ravens decided to keep only two quarterbacks on the final 53-man roster.
Concerns about Pavia's size and attitude outweighed his college production.
Pavia will now try to catch on with another NFL team.
- Who
- Diego Pavia, Baltimore Ravens
- What
- Diego Pavia was waived by the Baltimore Ravens ahead of training camp.
- When
- Days before training camp opens.
- Where
- Baltimore, Maryland
- Why
- The Ravens decided to keep only two quarterbacks on the final 53-man roster, and Pavia did not make the cut due to concerns about his size and attitude.
Diego Pavia's College Performance
NFL Concerns About Pavia
College Production
Diego Pavia's College Performance
Diego Pavia had impressive college stats, including 39 total touchdowns and a 70.6% completion rate in his final season at Vanderbilt. He was the 2025 Heisman Trophy runner-up.
NFL Concerns About Pavia
Despite his college success, scouts have concerns about his size and attitude, which outweighed his production in the NFL context.
- Player Name
- Diego Pavia
- Team
- Baltimore Ravens
- Position
- Quarterback
- College
- Vanderbilt
- Heisman Finish
- 2025 Runner-up
- Completion Rate
- 70.6%
- Total Touchdowns
- 39