NFL

David Ojabo

Baltimore RavensLB

NFL performance trends

2025 regular season · 14 recorded appearances. Latest: 2026-01-05.

Total tackles

1.2 avg · last 5 observed

2025-11-09 vs MIN: 1 1MIN 2025-11-16 vs CLE: 2 2CLE 2025-11-23 vs NYJ: 1 1NYJ 2025-12-07 vs PIT: 1 1PIT 2025-12-14 vs CIN: 2 2CIN 2025-12-22 vs NE: 1 1NE 2025-12-28 vs GB: 1 1GB 2026-01-05 vs PIT: 1 1PIT

Season avg: 1.1 · Home: 0.9 (7) · Away: 1.4 (7)

Solo tackles

1.0 avg · last 5 observed

2025-11-09 vs MIN: 0 0MIN 2025-11-16 vs CLE: 0 0CLE 2025-11-23 vs NYJ: 0 0NYJ 2025-12-07 vs PIT: 1 1PIT 2025-12-14 vs CIN: 2 2CIN 2025-12-22 vs NE: 1 1NE 2025-12-28 vs GB: 0 0GB 2026-01-05 vs PIT: 1 1PIT

Season avg: 0.5 · Home: 0.4 (7) · Away: 0.6 (7)

Passes defended

0.0 avg · last 5 observed

2025-11-09 vs MIN: 0 0MIN 2025-11-16 vs CLE: 0 0CLE 2025-11-23 vs NYJ: 0 0NYJ 2025-12-07 vs PIT: 0 0PIT 2025-12-14 vs CIN: 0 0CIN 2025-12-22 vs NE: 0 0NE 2025-12-28 vs GB: 0 0GB 2026-01-05 vs PIT: 0 0PIT

Season avg: 0.0 · Home: 0.0 (7) · Away: 0.0 (7)

Sacks

0.0 avg · last 5 observed

2025-11-09 vs MIN: 0 0MIN 2025-11-16 vs CLE: 0 0CLE 2025-11-23 vs NYJ: 0 0NYJ 2025-12-07 vs PIT: 0 0PIT 2025-12-14 vs CIN: 0 0CIN 2025-12-22 vs NE: 0 0NE 2025-12-28 vs GB: 0 0GB 2026-01-05 vs PIT: 0 0PIT

Season avg: 0.0 · Home: 0.0 (7) · Away: 0.1 (7)

View regular-season game log
2025 regular-season observations. — means not reported.
DateOpponentTotal tacklesSolo tacklesPasses defendedSacks
2026-01-05@ PIT1100
2025-12-28@ GB1000
2025-12-22NE1100
2025-12-14@ CIN2200
2025-12-07PIT1100
2025-11-23NYJ1000
2025-11-16@ CLE2000
2025-11-09@ MIN1000
2025-10-31@ MIA1000.5
2025-10-26CHI3100
2025-10-12LAR0000
2025-10-05HOU0000
2025-09-28@ KC2100
2025-09-23DET0000

ESPN · Checked 2026-09-13. Preseason, playoffs and missing values are excluded. Historical averages are not projections. Game log source

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David Ojabo Bio

David Ojabo is an NFL edge defender born May 17, 2000, in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. He moved with his family to Aberdeen, Scotland, in 2007 and later came to the United States for high school at Blair Academy in New Jersey. Ojabo played college football at Michigan from 2019 through 2021, developing from a relatively new football player into a standout defender during the Wolverines’ 2021 Big Ten championship season. He earned second-team All-America recognition and first-team All-Big Ten honors that year.

The Baltimore Ravens selected Ojabo in the second round of the 2022 NFL Draft, 45th overall. Listed at 6-foot-4 and 252 pounds, he has been used as an edge player whose length, burst and athleticism fit a pass-rushing role. Ojabo spent the 2022–25 seasons with Baltimore before signing with Miami as an unrestricted free agent on March 16, 2026. The Dolphins released him on August 30, 2026; therefore, as of September 14, 2026, he should be described as a free agent rather than as a current Dolphins or Ravens player.

Position
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David Ojabo Questions & Answers

When and where was David Ojabo born?

David Ojabo was born May 17, 2000, in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. He later lived in Aberdeen, Scotland, before attending high school in the United States.

What position does David Ojabo play?

Ojabo is an edge defender, a role centered on pressuring the quarterback and setting the edge against the run. He has also been identified as a linebacker or outside linebacker in draft-era listings.

How tall is David Ojabo?

David Ojabo is listed at 6-foot-4 and 252 pounds.

What college did David Ojabo attend?

Ojabo attended the University of Michigan and played for the Wolverines from 2019 through 2021.

Who drafted David Ojabo, and when?

The Baltimore Ravens selected Ojabo in the second round of the 2022 NFL Draft with the 45th overall pick.

Is David Ojabo currently on an NFL team?

No current team should be listed as of September 14, 2026. Miami signed Ojabo on March 16, 2026, then released him on August 30, 2026.

What is David Ojabo’s playing style?

Ojabo is an athletic, explosive edge rusher whose profile emphasizes speed off the edge, length and the ability to disrupt passers. His background as a developing football player has made his growth and technique central parts of his evaluation.