Ravens Roster Update: Campbell Signs, Okoye Gets IPP Exemption, UDFA Waived
The Baltimore Ravens have made several notable offseason roster moves as detailed in this weekly update. Veteran defensive end Calais Campbell has officially signed a one-year contract to return to the team after successfully passing his physical at age 40. The deal is valued at $5.5 million for the 2026 season, with $4.75 million guaranteed, including a signing bonus and base salary, plus potential incentives. Additionally, the Ravens secured an International Player Pathway (IPP) designation for Nigerian-born defensive tackle C.J. Okoye. This exemption allows the team to carry a 91st player on their offseason roster, a strategic advantage they have utilized previously. Okoye, who was promoted to the active roster last season due to injuries, is expected to reclaim his spot amidst a crowded defensive line. Finally, the team waived undrafted free agent offensive tackle Trevonte Sylvester. These moves reflect the Ravens' ongoing efforts to manage their roster depth and comply with NFL international player regulations during the offseason period.
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