Overview
- The Ravens acquired center Cam Jurgens from the Philadelphia Eagles in a trade on Oct. 7 that sent a 2027 fifth-round pick and a 2028 second-round pick to Philadelphia.
- Jurgens cleared the NFL concussion protocol and completed his first full practice with Baltimore on Wednesday, and reporters noted he practiced without the red non-contact jersey he had worn earlier.
- The team views his likely Week 7 availability as the move that would return Vega Ioane to right guard and reduce the frequent lineup changes that have hit the Ravens' run and pass blocking.
- Jurgens described the trade and recovery as an emotional 'whirlwind,' saying concussion effects had affected his emotional regulation and that he is starting to feel like himself again.
- While practice signs and Jurgens' comments are encouraging, final game clearance remains procedural under NFL protocols and the Ravens have not issued a formal game-day roster confirmation.