The Baltimore Ravens are putting the upmost confidence in their current group of wide receivers, especially after trading away No. 1 wideout Marquise Brown to the Arizona Cardinals. Players such as Rashod Bateman, Devin Duvernay, James Proche II and Tylan Wallace will have to step up as well as others, including some of the undrafted pass catchers.
When Proche was asked about how it’s been getting to know the new undrafted wide receivers and showing them the way, he talked about how he’s enjoyed it and that he and the other wideouts on the roster just want to win, so they’re trying to make everybody better.
“Oh yes, it’s been cool. I always like taking people with me wherever I go, as far as like, just picking the young guy up. I had that responsibility at SMU, so it was easy, especially with ‘Bate’ [Rashod Bateman], ‘Duv’ [Devin Duvernay], ‘Jay’ [Jaylon Moore], ‘Bin’ [Binjimen Victor], guys that have been here before – Tylan [Wallace] – to kind of like … We don’t have any egos with this. We just want to win and get better. They said [the] tide rises all ships, so we’re just trying to make everybody better.”