The Baltimore Ravens are adding another familiar name to their secondary. The team has signed undrafted free agent defensive back Lardarius Webb Jr., son of former Ravens cornerback Lardarius Webb Sr., who played his entire nine-year NFL career in Baltimore.
Webb Jr. brings versatility to the Ravens' defense, with the ability to play both cornerback and safety. He may also bolster his roster chances by contributing on special teams.
Listed at 5-foot-9 and 168 pounds, Webb Jr. does not have prototypical NFL size. Despite the uphill battle ahead, he will have the support of Ravens fans eager to see him follow in his father’s footsteps as the second Lardarius Webb in Baltimore’s secondary.
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