Indianapolis has signed Wolf to the practice squad, Aaron Wilson of Sportstalk 790 Houston reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wolf previously spent time with the Ravens, but he's still yet to make his regular-season NFL debut. Now, the former University of Georgia standout will look to continue his development with the Colts.

Wolv was waived by the Ravens on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Wolf was competing for a depth tight end and special teams role with the Ravens, but they have ultimately opted to go in another direction. He spent last season on Baltimore's practice squad.

The Ravens signed Wolf to a reserve/future contract Monday.

EDGE Analysis

While it's unclear whether Nick Boyle (knee/hamstring) will be ready for the 2021 season, Wolf will join the team as another tight end option. The 23-year-old remained on Baltimore's practice squad in 2020 and now will aim to make his NFL debut in the upcoming year.

Wolf (undisclosed) was restored to Baltimore's practice squad from the injured list Thursday, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

There's been no specification as to which type of injury the Georgia product dealt with throughout November and early December, but Wolf is now able to rejoin Baltimore in a development role. Having been cleared to return to the practice field, Wolf aims to carve out his NFL debut.

Wolf (undisclosed) was placed on Baltimore's practice squad injured list Tuesday, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 23-year-old was waived by the Ravens at roster cutdowns while dealing with a leg injury, but he remained in the organization on the practice squad. The specifics of Wolf's current injury remain unclear.

Wolf (Ieg) was waived by the Ravens on Saturday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Ravens' initial 53-man roster features just two tight ends -- Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle. The team may look to keep Wolf around on the practice squad if he's healthy, but the undrafted rookie is a run-blocking specialist, so his upside in this powerhouse offense would be capped.

Wolf tweaked a leg muscle during Monday's practice, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's unclear how Wolf suffered the injury, and it's not clear as to whether it's a serious issue. This is bad timing for the Georgia product, especially considering he's battling Jacob Breeland (knee) for one of the last spots on the 2020 roster. Wolf logged just 13 catches for 194 yards and a touchdown last year in college, but he could conceivably contribute as a depth blocking specialist once healthy.

Coach John Harbaugh said Thursday that he expects either Wolf or Jacob Breeland (knee) to make Baltimore's regular-season roster, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Both undrafted free agents figure to compete for a lone roster spot, and with Breeland working to recover from a torn ACL and meniscus suffered October, Wolf could benefit from an early upper hand. The Georgia product didn't showcase much pass-catching utility in college, logging just 13 catches for 194 yards and one score, but he could conceivably contribute as a depth blocking specialist.