The Ravens hosted veteran safety Jordan Whitehead for a workout on Friday, according to KRPC2’s Aaron Wilson.

The Baltimore Ravens worked out a Super Bowl-winning free agent at a position hit by injuries, free safety Jordan Whitehead.

Jordan Whitehead was originally drafted by the Bucs out of Pittsburgh in the fourth round of the 2018 NFL Draft. He went on to play 3,619 snaps for Tampa Bay from 2018-2021, playing in 59 games ...

"Jordan Whitehead was brought in as a free agent acquisition last season, but didn't necessarily make the impact the Bucs were hoping for. He didn't record a single interception in 12 starts and ...

Former Central Valley football teammates Rocco Martini and Jordan Whitehead are once again teaming up to help Beaver County ...

Jordan Whitehead built on his game in his time with the Jets. While he typically would play in the box for the Bucs’ defense, he was able to show more range in New York, especially by playing ...

Buccaneers safety Jordan Whitehead will miss the team’s Week 18 game on Sunday after getting into a car accident on Saturday. Tampa Bay said it was placing the defensive back on the reserve/non ...

Jets' Jordan Whitehead earns huge contract incentive with hat trick of interceptions vs. Bills, per report Whitehead is the first player to accomplish the feat in Week 1 since 2001 By Jeff Kerr ...

It’s extremely rare for a player to hit an incentive in Week 1 of the regular season, but Jets S Jordan Whitehead did exactly that. His 3 interceptions earned him a $250,000 bonus.

Whitehead will make some more plays in a new uniform next season, swapping pewter for green and moving back to the Northeast as the Jets look to continue their climb to contention. Whitehead lined up ...

Buccaneers safety Jordan Whitehead will miss the team's Week 18 game on Sunday after getting into a car accident on Saturday. The team said it was placing the defensive back on the reserve/non ...

Jordan Whitehead speaks with the media after practice at training camp in Florham Park, NJ. Bill Kostroun/New York Post Q: This is the second and last year of your contract.