Ravens Lose Another Veteran Tackle to Retirement Weeks After Signing
Summary
The Baltimore Ravens lost veteran offensive tackle Kendall Lamm to retirement one day before their 2024 preseason opener. This came weeks after another veteran tackle, Hakeem Adeniji, retired shortly after signing with the team.Key Facts
- Kendall Lamm retired at age 34, just one day before the Ravens’ preseason game against the Eagles.
- Lamm was signed by the Ravens on August 3, 2024, to replace Hakeem Adeniji, who also retired recently.
- Lamm played 11 years in the NFL, appearing in 132 games and starting 44 of them.
- He has played for many teams, including the Texans, Browns, Titans, Lions, Dolphins, and Eagles.
- Lamm started seven games at right tackle for the Dolphins in 2024 before back surgery put him on injured reserve.
- The Ravens’ starting tackles, Ronnie Stanley and Roger Rosengarten, are healthy for 2024.
- Baltimore also has younger players like Carson Vinson, Diego Pounds, and Gerad Christian-Lichtenhan as backups at tackle.
- Two veteran tackles retiring just weeks apart before the season starts is unusual for the team.
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