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Deonte Thompson | Wide Receiver

Team: Baltimore Ravens
Age / DOB:  (24) / 2/14/1989
Ht / Wt:  6'0' / 200
College: Florida
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The Baltimore Sun reports the Ravens "think" Deonte Thompson has the "inside track" to the No. 2 receiver job.
"[Thompson] could sneak in there, he looks different, is fast and catches everything," coach John Harbaugh said. "But the other guys like [Tandon] Doss and [David] Reed have done well and worked hard during the offseason. As I've always said, the best player will play." Thompson was signed as an undrafted free agent out of Florida last year, and he caught just five passes for 51 yards in six games as a rookie. At 6-foot, 203, Thompson ran a blazing forty time of 4.32 at the Gators' Pro Day before turning heads at OTAs last spring. The competition for the Ravens' No. 2 receiver spot is going to be one of the top ones to watch. May 20 - 10:22 PM

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Ravens declared WR Deonte Thompson, CB Asa Jackson, LG Ramon Harewood, OT Jah Reid, DT DeAngelo Tyson, OLB Sergio Kindle, and DL Bryan Hall inactive for Week 6 against the Cowboys.

There are no surprises on this list. Baltimore is one of the healthiest teams in football right now, and Terrell Suggs is due back early next month.
Sun, Oct 14, 2012 11:38:00 AM

Coach John Harbaugh suggested that rookie WR Deonte Thompson will be the primary kickoff returner over Jacoby Jones.

Jones' special teams role has been scaled back because the Ravens want to find out if Thompson can provide a spark. The speedy rookie averaged 22 yards on four returns Monday night after an eye-popping 39.8-yard average on five preseason returns.
Tue, Sep 11, 2012 07:44:00 PM

According to BaltimoreRavens.com, undrafted rookie WR Deonte Thompson "stood out" in minicamp.

Per reporter Ryan Mink, Thompson out-shined sixth-round pick Tommy Streeter. An indoor track star his first two years at the University of Florida, Thompson also won CSN Baltimore's "Most Turned Heads" award for his performance in OTAs. Thompson will be in the thick of the battle for the Ravens' final receiver spot.
Sat, Jun 23, 2012 12:26:00 PM

CSN Baltimore gave undrafted rookie WR Deonte Thompson the award for "Most Heads Turned" in OTAs.

Thompson blazed a 4.32 forty at Florida's pro day in March, and that "eye-catching" speed was on display via deep balls from Joe Flacco in OTAs. Although Thompson's hands are questionable at best, it's conceivable that he went undrafted primarily due to the Gator's shoddy quarterback situation the past two years. With a strong camp, he could push for the final receiver spot in Baltimore.
Thu, Jun 7, 2012 05:26:00 PM

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QB1Joe Flacco
2Tyrod Taylor
3Caleb Hanie
4Dayne Crist
RB1Ray Rice
2Bernard Pierce
3Anthony Allen
4Damien Berry
5Bobby Rainey
GLB1Ray Rice
2Bernard Pierce
3RB1Ray Rice
2Bernard Pierce
FB1Vonta Leach
2Kyle Juszczyk
WR11Torrey Smith
2Tandon Doss
3Aaron Mellette
4David Reed
5Omarius Hines
WR21Jacoby Jones
2Tommy Streeter
3Deonte Thompson
4LaQuan Williams
5Marlon Brown
WR31Tandon Doss
TE1Dennis Pitta
2Ed Dickson
3Alex Silvestro
4Matt Furstenburg
K1Justin Tucker