The Ravens are signing 25-year-old quarterback Kedon Slovis off the Green Bay Packers' practice squad, Tom Pelissero of The Ringer has reported.
He will reportedly add depth to Baltimore's quarterback room following injuries to Lamar Jackson (thumb) and Tyler "Snoop" Huntley (toe) during Sunday's loss to the Buffalo Bills.
Slovis appeared in two games with the Arizona Cardinals last season and saw limited action, attempting just two passes. He will reunite with Ravens Quarterback Coach Israel Woolfork, who coached Slovis in Arizona last season. Slovis also played at USC when Ravens Wide Receivers Coach Keary Colbert held the same position with the Trojans, his alma mater.
Slovis was undrafted in 2024 after being an All-Pac-12 quarterback at USC. After three seasons in Los Angeles, Slovis transferred to Pittsburgh and played one season there before finishing his college career at BYU.
Austin Reed, who saw action at quarterback in all three of the Ravens' preseason games, was signed to the practice squad on Monday afternoon. Reed will likely back up Joe Fagnano, who made his NFL regular-season debut in Buffalo after Jackson and Huntley went down.
Fagnano suffered an injury on a low hit by Bills defensive lineman Ed Oliver but played through it to finish the game. Fagnano was listed on the injury report (ankle) following Monday's walkthrough.
