Throughout the Ravens storied history, the organization has always been among the best at signing bargain veteran free agent contributors. Going all the way back to Brian Billick's 'scrap heap' wide receiver tryouts, the Ravens have been able to find solid players such as Qadry Ismail who originally signed with the Ravens for the veteran minimum before becoming an integral part of a championship team. Early Ravens teams featured plenty of above average veteran players who singed on with the team for below market deals, including DE Michael McCrary who inked a 3-year $6 million contract, OT Orlando Brown for 1-year at $1 million and CB Deion Sanders at 2-years for $3 million.
Examining the Baltimore Ravens 'bargain' veteran free agent signings in the Harbaugh era
