Devontez Walker is making his long-awaited NFL debut after a challenging start to the season filled with injuries. The fourth-round pick from North Carolina showcased his talent in college, recording 41 receptions for 699 yards and seven touchdowns in just eight games last season. Despite his potential, he struggled to secure a spot in the lineup earlier this season due to competition from established receivers. His activation for the game against the Buccaneers marks a significant milestone in his career.

Devontez Walker is inactive for the game against the Bills, joining other rookies Beau Brade and Nick Samac on the sidelines. Despite being inactive, Walker's presence on the roster highlights the Ravens' commitment to integrating young talent, as two other rookies, Adisa Isaac and T.J. Tampa, are set to make their regular-season debuts.

Devontez Walker is among the inactives for the Ravens' home opener against the Raiders, listed as a healthy scratch. This decision highlights the challenge for rookies to secure significant roles on a strong roster, especially with the majority of this year's draft picks not seeing game time.

Devontez Walker is inactive for the game against the Kansas City Chiefs this week, contributing to the Ravens' depth challenges as they prepare for the matchup.

Devontez Walker, a fourth-round rookie from North Carolina, is surprisingly inactive for the season opener due to a knee injury that has sidelined him for several weeks. His absence will lead the Ravens to depend on five active wide receivers for the game.