Andrew Vorhees is not currently being considered for a starting role on the offensive line despite some concerns about Patrick Mekari's penalty issues. The Ravens rank first in total offense, averaging 430.1 yards per game, and are performing well in both rushing and passing categories. Given this success, there are no plans to make changes to the offensive line, especially after Mekari faced formidable opponents in the Steelers' defense.

Starting left guard Andrew Vorhees is active after missing the past two games, but it's uncertain if he will reclaim his starting position. The offensive line has performed well with Patrick Mekari at left guard and Roger Rosengarten at right tackle, so the Ravens may choose to continue with the current lineup that is working effectively.

Andrew Vorhees was a full participant in Wednesday's practice after missing the past two games. He is working to return to form as he contributes to the team's efforts heading into their matchup against the Washington Commanders.

Andrew Vorhees will miss his second consecutive game due to an ankle injury. The 2023 seventh-round pick from USC, who earned the starting left guard position after recovering from a torn ACL that sidelined him for his entire rookie season, has shown promise in his first three games, contributing solidly to the offensive line. In his absence, Patrick Mekari will fill in at left guard, while rookie Roger Rosengarten will start at right tackle, a strategy that proved effective in the previous game against the Bills.

Andrew Vorhees has been dealing with an injury that kept him out of Week 2, leading to a reshuffling of the Ravens' offensive line. His status was listed as questionable for the upcoming game, raising questions about whether the team should risk pushing him back into the lineup after the offensive line's recent success. The Ravens rushed for 271 yards and didn't allow any pressures on Lamar Jackson in their last game, suggesting that maintaining the current lineup might be the best strategy if Vorhees is not fully ready to play.