Two years ago, Teddye Buchanan didn't picture himself starting as a rookie for the Ravens.

A two-star prospect coming out of high school, he was playing at Cal-Davis, a school that has produced just one NFL draft pick since 2003. Even last year, after transferring to Cal, Buchanan couldn't take an NFL future for granted.

Now he's playing next to Roquan Smith, chasing Lamar Jackson at practice, and stalking Josh Allen on "Sunday Night Football."

Buchanan knows he's risen far and fast, and he's enjoying the ride.

"Before every game I just take a moment to appreciate it, take it all in," Buchanan said after making his first NFL start in the Ravens' 41-17 victory over the Cleveland Browns. "Now that I'm here, it's all about performing and helping the team win."

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