Overview
- The Ravens signed Chuma Edoga to their practice squad in early September after ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler first reported the move and outlets confirmed the transaction.
- Edoga has seven NFL seasons of experience with 62 games played and 25 starts, and he has worked at both tackle and guard during his career.
- Jacksonville released Edoga during final roster cuts after signing him last March to a two‑year deal and seeing younger draft picks and competition push him down the depth chart.
- As a practice‑squad player Edoga can be elevated for up to three game days without a formal promotion, which lets Baltimore use him as short‑term insurance for the offensive line.
- The signing addresses the Ravens’ thin tackle depth behind starters Ronnie Stanley and Roger Rosengarten and creates a low‑cost option to cover injuries or subpar play without immediately changing the 53‑man roster.