A Ravens fourth-round pick in 2021, Wallace had his best season last year, proving himself as a dependable wide receiver and special teams standout.
He'll continue to be a depth piece in a wide receiver room led by Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and now reportedly DeAndre Hopkins.
Wallace caught 11 of the 12 passes thrown his way for 193 yards and a touchdown, an 84-yard tightrope sideline score against the rival Cincinnati Bengals. Wallace has shown a flair for the dramatic, as he also won a 2023 game against the Los Angeles Rams with a punt return for a touchdown.
Wallace will continue to be an option as a returner, though the Ravens will likely look to add more competition for that spot. Either way, Wallace will continue to play a large special teams role, as he played 56% of those snaps last season.
The Ravens also [reportedly signed linebacker and special teams ace Jake Hummel](https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/jake-hummel-signs-ravens-special-teams-ace) Wednesday evening, showing the importance they put on that aspect of the game and securing key depth.