Baltimore Ravens rookie offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley is making a positive impact in the community before even playing his first professional game, as he adopted a rescue dog in heartwarming fashion Wednesday.
As seen in this Facebook post from the BARCS Animal Shelter in Baltimore, the 2016 No. 6 overall draft pick out of Notre Dame adopted a six-year-old dog named Winter with his girlfriend after asking for a dog who had been at the shelter for a long period of time and was "not-so-adoptable":
The 22-year-old from Las Vegas is in line to be the Ravens' starting left tackle as a rookie after the team released veteran Eugene Monroe Wednesday, according to ESPN.