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Lowery Retires: Ex-Ravens DB's NFL Journey Ends Abruptly
10 Jun
Summary
- Lowery retired unexpectedly after being placed on the Reserve/Retired list.
- He played in three games for the Ravens, recording five tackles.
- He earned four Academic All-SoCon honors during his college career.
Reuben Lowery, a former undrafted free agent for the Baltimore Ravens, has concluded his NFL career by being placed on the Reserve/Retired list by the Indianapolis Colts. Lowery had joined the Colts after being waived by the Ravens last season, where he appeared in three games, making one start and accumulating five tackles. His initial success with the Ravens saw him make the 53-man roster out of training camp due to his ability to play multiple defensive back positions and contribute on special teams.
Prior to his NFL stint, Lowery had a notable college career at Tennessee-Chattanooga from 2020 to 2024. Over 46 games, he amassed 166 tackles, including 19 tackles for loss, and demonstrated strong ball skills with 15 passes defensed and three interceptions, two of which were returned for touchdowns. Additionally, Lowery was recognized for his academic achievements, earning four Academic All-SoCon honors during his time with the Mocs.
