The Baltimore Ravens hosted a trio of offensive linemen for workouts on Tuesday following injuries to centers Jovaughn Gwyn and Ethan Pocic.
Headlining the group was Graham Glasgow, a 10-year veteran with 136 starts for the Lions and Broncos under his belt, including a few dozen at center. He was joined by Kingsley Eguakun, his backup in Detroit last year, and Kyle Hergel, who finished the 2025 season in Chicago working with then-Bears, now-Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle.
Glasgow will immediately
be an appealing name to Ravens fans for his experience at center and contributions to the Lions’ strong offenses over the past few years. His release in March due to a failed physical designation will require a thorough medical evaluation of his knee, but he could be Baltimore’s best, most obvious solution to their current crisis. With over 3,500 career snaps at both center and right guard, he could move Ioane back to his natural position and use his decade of experience – including two years under Ben Johnson, Doyle’s mentor – to help Lamar Jackson at the line of scrimmage.
Eguakun and Hergel profile more as depth options. The former started two games in place of Glasgow in Detroit last year and only plays center; the latter has not played in the regular season since 2024 and can line up at all three interior spots.
