The Baltimore Ravens have solidified their offensive line depth by re-signing Ben Cleveland, a former Georgia Bulldogs standout. Cleveland, who spent his first four NFL seasons with the Ravens, played in all 17 regular season games last year, primarily as a backup left guard. Despite limited starting opportunities, he aims to secure a starting role by 2025.

Last season, Cleveland contributed significantly to a Ravens offensive line that faced some challenges due to injuries, notably with Josh Jones moving to the Seattle Seahawks and Patrick Mekari heading to the Jacksonville Jaguars. His versatility allows him to play both guard and tackle positions, which will be essential for the Ravens as they navigate the upcoming season. However, Cleveland's offseason saw him facing a DUI arrest, casting a shadow over his return. The Ravens have not disclosed the details of his new contract.