Seahawks Fan? You Need to See What The Ravens Just Did Off The Field

Alright, 12s, listen up! While we're all fired up watching our M's battle it out in the early going, trying to find their rhythm at T-Mobile Park, there's some buzz out of Baltimore that every true Seahawks fan needs to know about. We talk a lot about what happens on the field at Lumen Field, or who Sam Darnold is throwing to, but some of the biggest moves happen behind the scenes. The Baltimore Ravens just dropped some news, announcing a whopping 12 promotions in their player personnel department. That’s a dozen people leveling up, getting more responsibility, and shaping that roster. It makes you wonder, are we building that deep, dedicated bench in our front office too?

The Long Game: Building From Within

Man, talk about loyalty and growth! Let's zero in on Joey Cleary, who just got promoted to Director of College Scouting. This dude is entering his 12th year with the Ravens, you hear that? Twelve years! He started way back in 2015 as a player personnel assistant, grinding his way up. For the past two seasons, he was the assistant director of college scouting, and before that, he was hitting the pavement as an area scout all over the country. Southeast in 2021, west in 2020, northeast in 2019. This is the kind of dedication that unearths gems, the kind of deep dive scouting we want bringing talent to the Emerald City. It’s about more than just draft day; it’s years of relationships and knowing the landscape. That's how you find the next Jaxon Smith-Njigba, right? It's that consistent, long-term vision.

Brains and Grit: The Power of A

Trade on Every Game with Kalshi

Click Here to sign up to Kalshi — Free $10 when you sign up using our link or use code: ONTAPSEA. The only federally regulated prediction market in the US. Trade on real sports outcomes. Available in all 50 states.

nalytics and Pro Scouting But it's not just about college talent. The Ravens are showing some serious depth across the board. Take Sophie Corese, now Assistant Director of Football Administration. She's only in her fourth year, but she's already been a football administration/salary cap analyst for the past three seasons, from 2023-25. This shows you how critical the analytics and cap management side is for team building. She even started as an analytics player personnel training camp intern, plus she worked as an offensive analyst for a college team. That's smart, modern team building right there. Then there's Corey Frazier, stepping into the Director of Pro Personnel role. He joined the Ravens back in 2017 as a player personnel assistant and spent the last two years as assistant director of pro personnel. These are the folks who know the league inside and out, who understand how to fit veteran pieces around emerging talent. These are the unsung heroes making sure a team is always ready to roll. The NFL season will be here before we know it, and every move, big or small, sets the stage for our Hawks. Seeing another team commit so heavily to building their front office from the ground up, promoting dedicated, homegrown talent, just reinforces how crucial that behind-the-scenes work is. We bleed blue and green here, and we know that winning starts long before kickoff. It's about smart decisions, deep scouting, and a relentless focus on getting better every single day. Let's hope our Seahawks leadership is watching closely and making their own strategic moves to keep us competitive as we head towards another exciting season!

This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.