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Former Seahawk Ethan Pocic Just Signed With the Ravens, and That Achilles Tear Is Already in the Rearview

Former Seahawk Ethan Pocic Just Signed With the Ravens, and That Achilles Tear Is Already in the Rearview
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Ethan Pocic, a name that’ll ring a bell for anyone who bleeds green and blue, just inked a one-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens. This isn’t just another free-agent signing; it’s a testament to some serious grind, especially considering what he’s been through. Adam Schefter over at ESPN broke the news that Pocic is heading to the AFC North. It’s a big move for the Ravens who just saw three-time Pro Bowl center Tyler Linderbaum head to the Raiders in free agency, so Pocic could be stepping into some big shoes.

From Injury Battle to Baltimore

This deal is even bigger when you think about the recent past. Pocic, who hits 31 next month, was medically cleared after tearing his left Achilles in a game against the Titans back on December 7. Seriously, an Achilles tear in December, and he’s already signed and cleared for his 10th season? That’s the kind of grit you love to see from a guy who’s been around the block a few times. He spent the last four seasons battling in Cleveland, but now he’s officially a Raven. What a turnaround, right?

Emerald City Roots and a Decade in the League

For those of us who remember the guy, Pocic has some deep Emerald City roots. The Seahawks picked him in the second round way back in 2017, and he spent five seasons right here in Seattle. He appeared in 57 games for the Hawks, starting 40 of them, putting in work on our offensive line. After his time here, he signed with the Browns as a free agent in 2022 and went on to start 57 games for that club. Now, as he steps into his 10th season in the NFL, it’s clear Pocic is a survivor, constantly proving he belongs.

What’s next for Pocic? It’s his 10th season, man! After that Achilles tear in December, getting medically cleared and signing a new deal is a testament to his grind. We’ll be watching to see how he fares with the Ravens, ready to cheer for a former Emerald City guy making his mark.

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