Overview
- The Ravens acquired center Cam Jurgens from the Eagles in a trade completed on Oct. 7 that sent Baltimore a 2027 fifth-round pick and a 2028 second-round pick to Philadelphia.
- Jurgens cleared the NFL concussion protocol and practiced without a red noncontact jersey on Wednesday, a development reported by team and beat writers that makes him a candidate to start in Week 7.
- If available, the expected starting five would put Jurgens at center with Ronnie Stanley at left tackle, John Simpson at left guard, Vega Ioane at right guard, and Roger Rosengarten at right tackle.
- Pro Football Focus data show Jurgens played 242 offensive snaps this season for the Eagles with most work at left guard and he allowed 12 pressures and one sack across 146 pass-blocking snaps, which frames expectations for his early impact.
- The trade cost Baltimore premium draft capital because the team urgently needed an experienced interior lineman, and Jurgens’s return could immediately shift lineup roles, affect run-blocking room for the offense, and change the Ravens’ short-term roster plans.