Devin Leary

When a quarterback gets drafted in the sixth round, his likelihood of making an impact is minimal. It's additionally difficult when that signal-caller gets drafted to a team that already has an MVP at that position who is under contract for several years to come. That's Devin Leary's lot in Baltimore. Leary was a productive player over five collegiate seasons - four at North Carolina State and one at Kentucky - but he never truly built on his career-best season in 2021 when he had 35 touchdowns and five interceptions. Tyler Huntley's departure in free agency gives Leary some semblance of a path to being Lamar Jackson's backup eventually, but there's little more than that on the table.