The Ravens don't waste time when a line spot needs filling, and they moved fast on this one. Veteran offensive lineman Chuma Edoga plans to sign with Baltimore, bringing 62 career games and 25 starts across seven NFL seasons to a Ravens roster shuffling pieces up front late in the summer.
Veteran OL Chuma Edoga plans to sign with the Baltimore Ravens, per source. Edoga has 62 games played and 25 starts in seven NFL seasons.
The mechanics behind the deal came from another beat reporter, who confirmed the Ravens brought Edoga in for a workout before signing him — standard procedure for a team kicking tires on street free agents this time of year.
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The move comes fresh off a rough stretch for Edoga in Jacksonville. The Jaguars released him from their 53-man roster after signing him to a two-year, $7 million deal in 2025 — a deal that made his release sting a bit more. He struggled with penalties during the regular season and barely saw the field in preseason, and Jacksonville's calculus reportedly shifted once tackle Cole Van Lanen looked closer to returning from a knee injury.
That's the churn of life as a depth offensive lineman in the NFL. Edoga was a 2019 third-round pick out of USC who bounced from the Jets to the Falcons to the Cowboys before landing in Jacksonville, with injuries and inconsistent play keeping him from ever locking down a starting job for long.
Now he gets a fresh look in Baltimore, a team with a track record of developing offensive line depth into serviceable starters whenever injuries hit up front. Whether Edoga sticks on the 53 or lands on the practice squad, the Ravens clearly liked what they saw in that workout enough to bring him aboard.