Former Ravens QB Josh Johnson finds new NFL home

The Baltimore Ravens have seen a few of their 2022 free agents depart over the last few days. Tight end Eric Tomlinson signed with the Denver Broncos, cornerback Anthony Averett landed with the Las Vegas Raiders, and center Bradley Bozeman made his way to Carolina and agreed to terms with the Panthers.

A fourth Baltimore free agent has also found a new home as Denver announced that in addition to adding Tomlinson, they have also agreed to terms with quarterback Josh Johnson on a one-year contract. They announced the move on their Twitter page on Friday evening.

Johnson was signed by the Ravens to their active roster in December amid injuries to the position. After a COVID-19 outbreak hit their quarterback room, Johnson started in Baltimore’s Week 16 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, completing 28 of 40 passes for 304 yards with two touchdowns and one interception. The journeyman quarterback now makes the 17th stop on his professional football journey, two of which include stints with the Ravens.