Diego Pavia has 'other teams' interested with Ravens getting first crack
New York Post • • general
Key Points:
- Diego Pavia, an undersized Vanderbilt quarterback, went undrafted in the 2026 NFL Draft but accepted an invitation to try out at the Baltimore Ravens minicamp.
- Despite not being drafted, multiple NFL teams have shown interest in Pavia, with some planning minicamps after the Ravens', indicating he has several opportunities to join a roster.
- Pavia had an impressive college career, throwing for 29 touchdowns and rushing for 10 more, earning accolades such as the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award, first-team All-American, and SEC Offensive Player of the Year.
- Concerns about Pavia include his physical stature (5-foot-10, 24 years old) and his outspoken personality, highlighted by a controversial social media post after losing the Heisman Trophy.
- Analysts and teammates praise Pavia's talent and leadership, noting his role in turning Vanderbilt into a winning program, and some suggest he might consider playing in the UFL to further prove his NFL readiness.
