Patrick Queen has taken his talents to Pittsburgh and signed a deal of three-year, $41 million with the rival Steelers.
After two days of joking with his former teammates on social media, Queen got serious, penning a heartfelt message to the organization, and Ravens flock ahead of his departure.
The running mate for Roquan Smith over one and a half seasons, Queen made his first Pro Bowl this season after logging 125 tackles (78 solos) and matching a career-high with six passes defended. He also added 3.5 sacks, nine tackles for loss, one interception, one forced fumble, and one recovery for the best defense in the league.
He’ll now take his versatile talents to a Steelers franchise that embodies the same physical brand of football and winning culture.
In a heartfelt letter to Ravens organization and fans,, Patrick Queen says he will miss them but looks forward to improved relations at the Steelers.
Meanwhile, the Ravens retained another one of their free agents, agreeing to a deal with defensive end Brent Urban. Urban was originally a Ravens fourth-round pick in 2014. He played his first four seasons in Baltimore before stops with Tennessee, Chicago.
He played his first four seasons in Baltimore before stops with Tennessee, Chicago, and Dallas before returning to the Ravens in 2022.
