Several former Baltimore Ravens are in television roles now that their playing days are behind them. More players will likely become broadcasters over the next few years as more players hang up their cleats. Which current player has the best prospect to make a career in broadcasting?

Ravens safety Eric Weddle was named as the best broadcast prospect by ESPN. Weddle, entering his second season in Baltimore,Womens Jaleel Johnson Jersey, has had a vocal presence on and off the field leading a secondary that ranked eighth in the NFL last season.

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Unfortunately,Womens Ben Gedeon Jersey,Womens Latavius Murray Jersey, Weddle’s beard might have to go if he sets his sights on working in the media after he is done playing football. However,Authentic James White Jersey, he cut his beard recently,Womens James White Jersey, so he it likely wouldn’t be any problem for him to adjust.