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Lions' Jordan Lasley: Lands in Detroit
Jordan Lasley signed a contract with the Detroit Lions on Tuesday, Tim Twentyman of the Lions' official site reports.Lasley spent time with the Raiders and Ravens earlier this offseason, and will now work to carve out a depth role in Detroit. The 2018 fifth-round pick has yet to make his NFL debut, and may need to impress on special teams to make the 53-man roster.
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Jordan Lasley: Waived by Oakland
Jordan Lasley was waived by the Raiders on Saturday, ESPN's Field Yates reports.Lasley has now been waived by both the Raiders and Ravens since late July, but there are still several weeks to latch on elsewhere before the regular season begins. The UCLA product racked up 69 receptions for 1,264 yards and nine touchdowns on 111 targets during his final collegiate season in 2017, but he has yet to play a single down in the NFL.
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Raiders' Jordan Lasley: Claimed off waivers
The Oakland Raiders have claimed Jordan Lasley off of waivers from the Ravens, Field Yates of ESPN reports.The 2018 fifth-rounder was let go by Baltimore on Wednesday, but he was quickly scooped up by the Raiders, who will give the 6-foot-1, 213-pounder a chance to stick as a depth option behind top wideouts Antonio Brown and Tyrell Williams.
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Jordan Lasley: Let go by Baltimore
The Ravens waived Jordan Lasley on Wednesday.Per Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic, the somewhat surprising move comes a couple of days after Lasley was involved in a training camp fight. With that in mind, Zrebiec relays coach John Harbaugh noted that the team wouldn't cut a player for a practice fight, so the Ravens' decision to part ways with the 2018 fifth-round pick probably had more to do with the front office not viewing him as a good fit for the current offense. The 6-foot-1 wideout will now look to catch on elsewhere, and there could be some untapped potential here. Coming out of UCLA, Lasley profiled as a smooth route runner with excellent tracking ability on deep passes.
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Ravens' Jordan Lasley: Uneven minicamp showing
Jordan Lasley struggled during Baltimore's mandatory minicamp, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.The second-year receiver out of UCLA needs to make a strong impression this offseason after not seeing the field as a rookie. Unfortunately, Lasley isn't off to a good start in that regard, and the team's restocked receiver room puts him further down the depth chart. If healthy, rookies Marquise Brown and Miles Boykin figure to start alongside Willie Snead, leaving Lasley to battle for a reserve position. Beyond that trio, veterans like Seth Roberts and Michael Floyd will also have strong cases at making the 53-man roster, and fellow 2018 draft pick Jaleel Scott reportedly stood out during minicamp. As it stands, Lasley will need to step up during training camp and the preseason to keep his roster spot come September.
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Ravens' Jordan Lasley: Headed for big opportunity
Coach John Harbaugh mentioned Jordan Lasley, Chris Moore and Jaleel Scott as options to replace departed wideouts John Brown and Michael Crabtree in 2019, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.A 2018 fifth-round pick, Lasley garnered some buzz during rookie minicamp and the early stages of training camp, but he caught just six of 16 targets for 56 yards during the preseason and then spent the entire regular season as a healthy scratch on the 53-man roster. The Baltimore Ravens will likely draft at least one wide receiver and still have time to sign a veteran, but their offseason moves so far hint at a degree of confidence in the young holdovers at the position. While he failed to impress at the 2018 combine, Lasley should enter the offseason program with a realistic chance to compete for a starting job.
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Ravens' Jordan Lasley: Inactive all season
Jordan Lasley was not active for any games during the 2018 season.The rookie out of UCLA managed to crack the 53-man roster but spent the entire season as an inactive. He'll now get a full offseason under his belt to continue to learn the offense. With John Brown slated to enter free agency, there's a possibility of an expanded role for Lasley in 2019.
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Ravens' Jordan Lasley: Removed from injury report
Jordan Lasley (hamstring) doesn't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Steelers.Lasley popped up on the Baltimore Ravens' injury report Thursday, when a hamstring issue limited his involvement in practice. Whatever the rookie was able to do in Friday's session was apparently enough for him to avoid a questionable status heading into the weekend. Lasley hasn't been active at any point this season and that seems unlikely to change Sunday with all four of the receivers above him on the depth chart currently healthy.
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Ravens' Jordan Lasley: Limited in practice Thursday
Jordan Lasley (hamstring) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.Lasley was a surprise addition to Baltimore's injury report after practicing without issue to begin the week. The rookie fifth-round pick appears to be nursing a hamstring injury of undisclosed severity, and his participation in the final practice of Week 9 should help clarify his chances of suiting up against the Steelers on Sunday. If Lasley is unable to go, Cyrus Jones will slot in as the Baltimore Ravens' top return option.
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