When sixth-round pick Keenan Reynolds stepped onto the Ravens practice fields for the first time last week, he wore an unfamiliar No. 6 jersey.
It was a striking change from the No. 19 that Marylanders were accustomed to during his record-setting career at Navy. The school even honored him by retiring it for good.
So here’s the question: Will Reynolds eventually don his college number with the Ravens?
It doesn’t look like he’ll get the chance, not that he’s even requested it.
League rules stipulate that receivers must wear a number between 10 and 19 or 80 and 89, which is probably why he has since switched to No.