Overview
- The Baltimore Ravens signed Jamon Johnson to their training-camp roster, a move first reported by The Athletic’s Jeff Zrebiec and confirmed by team sources on Friday.
- Johnson is a 24-year-old who played four college seasons at Georgia and Kentucky and was part of Georgia’s 2021–2022 national-title teams.
- He went undrafted in 2025, joined the Green Bay Packers that April, and appeared in two Packers games last season with one start, totaling 10 tackles and one pass breakup.
- Ravens depth concerns at inside linebacker helped prompt the signing, with Teddye Buchanan on the PUP list, Carl Jones Jr. missing recent practices, and Roquan Smith unlikely to play in the preseason.
- Johnson arrives with a short window to learn Baltimore’s scheme under defensive coach Jesse Minter and is expected to try to stick by standing out on special teams or earning a practice-squad/back-up role.