Austin Reed scores touchdown for Ravens three days after signing
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 16, 2026, 1:45 AM
Last updated Aug 16, 2026

Austin Reed scored a 14-yard touchdown on a scramble for the Baltimore Ravens in their preseason opener against the Philadelphia Eagles. The touchdown came just days after Reed signed with the team, following the placement of Skylar Thompson on injured reserve. Reed showcased his mobility, contributing to a strong lead for Baltimore. The Ravens were up 24-0 with under six minutes remaining in the game, highlighting Reed's quick adjustment to the new offense and his prior success in the United Football League. This performance marks a notable addition to Reed's brief NFL career.
- •Reed scored a 14-yard touchdown against the Eagles.
- •He signed with the Ravens three days prior.
- •Baltimore led 24-0 when he scored.
- •Reed previously played for the Dallas Renegades, throwing for 21 touchdowns.
- •The touchdown adds to Reed's preseason experience with NFL teams.
- 1:45 AMYahoo Sports — Ravens QB Austin Reed scores a TD 3 days after signing with Baltimore
"Three days after signing with Baltimore, quarterback Austin Reed made an immediate impact for the Ravens, scoring on a 14-yard scramble against the Eagles.
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