Ravens Send Guard and 2028 Pick for Center Ryan Neuzil
Baltimore adds experienced depth to its offensive line while sitting at 4-5 and last in the AFC North.
By Tomas Gonzalez ·
Baltimore Ravens fans will see a new face at the center position when the team takes the field next, as the club completed a trade for Ryan Neuzil from the Atlanta Falcons on Tuesday. The acquisition occurred just before the NFL trade deadline.
In exchange for Neuzil, Baltimore sent offensive guard Andrew Vorhees and a 2028 sixth-round draft pick to Atlanta. Vorhees has appeared in five games for the Ravens this season, recording two starts. The move addresses a lack of stability on the offensive line, which has dealt with injuries throughout the 2026 campaign.
Neuzil started all 17 games for the Falcons in the previous season. He entered the league as an undrafted free agent from Appalachian State in 2021. According to Pro Football Focus data, he currently ranks 15th among qualifying centers in the NFL.
The trade reunites Neuzil with Dwayne Ledford, who served as his coach in Atlanta. Ledford is now the run game coordinator and offensive line coach in Baltimore. The addition provides support to a line that recently saw Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens start the last two games. Rookie Vega Ioane and veteran John Simpson currently hold the starting guard spots.
General manager Eric DeCosta continues to reshape the roster while the team sits at 4-5. The Ravens are last in the AFC North. Recent moves have included the acquisition of Brissett and Jurgens as the club attempts to improve its standing.
