The Baltimore Ravens have signed former Dallas Cowboys backup quarterback Cooper Rush to a two-year contract worth $6.2 million, potentially escalating to $12.2 million based on performance incentives. Rush, who has a career record of 9-5 as a starter, stepped up notably last season after Dak Prescott's injury, throwing for 12 touchdowns with a modest 6.1 yards per attempt. With Josh Johnson's future uncertain, the Ravens aim to solidify their QB depth, with Devin Leary also on the roster as the third-string quarterback.