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Victor

The team also signed CB Robert Jackson, OT Jaryd Jones-Smith, DT Khalil McKenzie, WR Jaylon Moore, C James Murray, TE Tony Poljan, and CB Kevin Toliver to reserve/future contracts. The Ravens signed Victor to a reserve/future deal last year as well. He was cut as the team narrowed down to 53 players in August but joined Baltimore’s practice squad shortly after his release.

The former Buckeye and undrafted free agent could land on Baltimore’s practice squad after showing out against the Football Team on Saturday. The tall, lanky wideout caught a couple contested balls against Washington, using his size against much smaller defenders. His performance could draw interest from other teams if the Ravens part ways with Victor this week.

Victor found a fairly large role in the Buckeyes’ passing game in each of the last three seasons, posting 23-349-7, 21-354-4 and 35-573-6 receiving lines from 2017-2019, respectively. The former four-star recruit was a U.S. Army All-American and possesses length akin to a true No. 1 WR. There were plenty of flashes during his time at Ohio State, as Victor’s long limbs both help him make a habit of winning contested-catch situations as well as provide surprising ability to rack up yards after the catch. Victor has the natural talent to make a living playing professional football, but he’ll need to get more physical and improve his overall confidence.