Ravens Sign Veteran Quarterback Cooper Rush to Two-Year Deal”

The Baltimore Ravens have bolstered their quarterback depth by signing veteran Cooper Rush to a two-year contract. Rush, 31, spent eight seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, primarily serving as a reliable backup to Dak Prescott. Notably, he stepped in during the 2024 season when Prescott was injured, showcasing his capability to lead the team effectively. His performance during that period was instrumental in the Cowboys’ success.

Ravens’ starting quarterback Lamar Jackson remains the team’s cornerstone, but the addition of Rush provides experienced backup support. With a guaranteed $4.2 million over the two years, Rush’s contract underscores the Ravens’ commitment to having a seasoned quarterback ready to step in if needed.

This move also led to an emotional farewell from Dak Prescott, who expressed his gratitude to Rush via social media, acknowledging their shared experiences and Rush’s contributions to the Cowboys. As Rush transitions to Baltimore, he brings with him a wealth of experience and a proven track record, enhancing the Ravens’ quarterback room