Ka'dar Hollman has signed with the Houston Texans after appearing in three games for the Ravens this season. At 30 years old, he was primarily a special teams player and would have needed to be signed to the active roster to continue playing, as he had exhausted his practice squad elevations.

Ka'dar Hollman has been elevated from the practice squad ahead of the Ravens' home opener against the Raiders. At 30 years old, he has a history of primarily playing special teams and logged 21 snaps in the season opener against the Chiefs. Hollman was initially signed by the Ravens in the offseason, cut as the roster was trimmed to 53, and then re-signed to the practice squad. With rookie cornerback Nate Wiggins ruled out due to a neck injury from a car accident, Hollman provides valuable depth and insurance in the secondary. Coach John Harbaugh indicated that Wiggins’ injury is not expected to be long-term.

Ka'dar Hollman is one of the players on the Ravens' practice squad, bringing depth to the secondary. While he did not capture significant attention during training camp, his experience and skill set provide the team with valuable options as they navigate the season.

Ka'dar Hollman, a cornerback, is among several players who were waived but returned to the Ravens' practice squad. His re-signing adds depth to the defensive backfield as the team finalizes its practice squad roster.

Ka'dar Hollman is listed as a cornerback for the Baltimore Ravens in the updated defensive depth chart for the 2024 season.