The Ravens are always looking for new talent and doing due diligence on potential upgrades to a fluid roster. Days before joint practice sessions in Minnesota, Baltimore hosted four players for tryouts. Linebackers Milo Eifler and Devin Harper joined offensive tackles Luke Felix-Fualalo and David Sharpe for the workout. Baltimore did not announce a signing, making the session an evaluation before joint practices and Saturday’s preseason game against Minnesota.
David Sharpe is the familiar name among Ravens tryouts
Sharpe is the most familiar name. The 30-year-old veteran offensive tackle previously had two stints with Baltimore and appeared in regular-season games for the Ravens in 2021. A 2017 fourth-round pick by Oakland, Sharpe has played 47 games with six NFL starts.
Felix-Fualalo is a younger option. The 6-foot-7 tackle played at Utah and Hawaii, entered the NFL with Seattle as an undrafted free agent in 2025 and later spent time on Philadelphia’s practice squad.
Baltimore also evaluated two linebackers with NFL experience. Eifler, an undrafted free agent from Illinois in 2021, has appeared in 17 games after stops with Washington, Arizona, among other teams. Harper was a sixth-round pick by Dallas in 2022 and has played for the Cowboys and Cincinnati while spending time with Pittsburgh.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens host four free agents for tryouts ahead of preseason Week 2