Ravens Waive Robert Griffin III, 3 Others; Sign 11 To Reserve/Future Deals
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- The Baltimore Ravens made a number of roster moves Monday, two days after their season came to an end with a 17-3 loss to the Buffalo Bills.
The team announced it was waiving four players: quarterback Robert Griffin, III, defensive backs Davontae Harris and Tramon Williams and wide receiver De'Anthony Thomas. Thomas was a COVID-19 opt out.
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Tyler Huntley, who took over for quarterback Lamar Jackson after Jackson was injured during the third quarter of Saturday's game, got signed to a reserve/future deal, as did:
- LB Aaron Adeoye;
- DT Aaron Crawford;
- DT Braxton Hoyett;
- WR Jaylon Moore;
- LS Nick Moore;
- DE Chauncey Rivers;
- DB Nigel Warrior;
- DB Chris Westry;
- RB Ty'Son Williams; and
- TE Eli Wolf.
On Twitter Monday morning, Griffin thanked his teammates, the Ravens organization and fans.
"This season was a trying one with a lot of adversity & there were no better people for the job," he wrote. "Honored to be a part of the brotherhood with yal [sic]. The best is yet to come."
Griffin joined the Ravens in 2018, a year after being let go by the Cleveland Browns.
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