OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The Baltimore Ravens brought in undrafted rookie Holy Cross quarterback Dominic Randolph on a tryout basis to throw passes at their minicamp.
Twice named the Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year, Randolph was cut by the New York Giants two weeks after being signed following the draft.
"It's a golden opportunity," Randolph said. "It's been exciting and a fun run."
It wasn't exactly smooth sailing for Randolph, who was intercepted three times and had a bunch of passes deflected.
"Not enough accurate ones," Randolph said when asked how many passes he threw while taking every snap.
Traditionally, the Ravens only carry three quarterbacks on the roster even during the offseason.
"He got a few reps, didn't he?" Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. "Well, we needed a quarterback. It's a rookie camp, so we didn't have one. And he's a guy that our scouts felt like has a chance maybe to develop long-term in some way.
"He's done a nice job. He came in, walked into the first meeting and didn't know one thing about what we were doing, how to call a play or anything else. And he's in there calling plays. He's done a good job."
After American football players score points, they often dance and celebrate in front of the TV cameras.
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