The Baltimore Ravens Players in the Most Danger of Being Cut
Summary
The Baltimore Ravens are reviewing their player lineup during NFL preseason training to decide who might be cut from the team. Defensive tackle Broderick Washington and offensive guard Andrew Vorhees are among the players most likely to be released to make room for younger players and manage the team's salary budget.Key Facts
- NFL preseason training camps are underway, with all teams preparing for the regular season starting in September.
- The Baltimore Ravens have strong competition at defensive tackle, making Broderick Washington vulnerable to being cut.
- Washington has played only three games last season due to injury and has modest career stats with the Ravens.
- Cutting Washington could save the team $4 million in salary cap space.
- The team signed John Simpson to a $30 million three-year contract to play guard.
- Last year’s right guard, Daniel Faalele, left the Ravens, opening a spot for rookie Olaivavega Ioane.
- Andrew Vorhees is likely to be cut to make room for younger players and free up nearly $3.7 million in salary cap space.
- The Ravens are balancing player performance, experience, and salary costs during their preseason decisions.
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