Ravens promote 12 staff in player personnel department
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 23, 2026, 6:54 PM
Last updated Jun 23, 2026
The Baltimore Ravens announced 12 promotions within their player personnel department on June 23, 2026. Executive vice president and general manager Eric DeCosta detailed these internal moves, emphasizing continuity and development in scouting and operations. Joey Cleary rises to director of college scouting, while Corey Frazier becomes director of pro personnel. Additional promotions include Nick Matteo to vice president of football operations and David McDonald to vice president of football science. The Ravens aim to enhance their scouting infrastructure as part of their longstanding front-office philosophy.
- •Eric DeCosta announced the promotions as part of front-office changes.
- •Joey Cleary and Corey Frazier received significant position upgrades.
- •Nick Matteo oversees expanded roles, coordinating various departments.
- •David McDonald leads football science initiatives.
- •Personnel changes aim to fortify the team's scouting infrastructure.
- 6:54 PMYahoo Sports — Ravens announce major changes in player personnel department
"The Ravens announced 12 player personnel promotions, with Eric DeCosta praising several key members of Baltimore’s scouting, football operations and data departments.
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