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It will be the third year of Urban’s second tour of duty in Baltimore. The veteran turns 33 in May. Strictly a rotational role player, Urban is most valuable for the breathers he provides his teammates.

Williams went down with the hamstring issue in Week 6. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said Williams is “iffy” for Week 7. It sounds like he will miss at least a week because of the hamstring issue. Defensive end Brent Urban and cornerback Kevon Seymour also missed practice on Wednesday.

Urban went down in the first half and emerged from locker room after halftime in street clothes. He entered the week with one tackle and two TFLs. Cornerback Kevon Seymour is questionable to return with an ankle injury.

Johnson was let go on roster cutdown day but is now back as the team’s QB3 — for now. Johnson threw for 285 yards, four touchdowns, and one interception in the preseason and is expected to serve as the emergency backup to Tyler Huntley. In addition to Johnson, the Ravens also signed DE Brent Urban, and DB Kevon Seymour.

The team also announced that they have re-signed DE Brent Urban. Worley appeared in eight games for Baltimore, starting their regular season finale at corner while spending most other games as a special teams contributor. Urban totaled 21 tackles and earned one sack as a backup in 2022.

Urban returns to the Ravens, who drafted him in the fourth round in 2014, after two years away from the team. The veteran lineman had a 42% snap rate over six games (four starts) with Dallas last year and will provide depth along the interior line.

Soon-to-be 30-year-old Urban made eight starts for the Bears last season, logging 36 tackles, 2.5 sacks and four quarterback hits. He will provide experienced depth along the interior of the Cowboys’ defensive line and will probably carve out a rotational role.

29 years old in May, Urban started last season with the Titans, was released in October, and then latched on with the Bears two days later. He played 245 pedestrian snaps across both teams and will merely compete for a depth job.

The Titans released Urban on Saturday. The sixth-year lineman will provide depth to the Bears’ interior defensive line, which is without stud DT Akiem Hicks (elbow, IR) for the foreseeable future.

Urban signed for $1.25 million this offseason after starting for the Ravens last year. He hadn’t been playing much in Tennessee, getting just 62 snaps in four appearances. Urban’s release saves the Titans $150K in per game roster bonuses.