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Ravens' Roster Decisions Spark Surprise Cuts
1 Sep
Summary
- Offensive line cuts, excluding Andrew Vorhees, generated surprise.
- Rayshaun Benny's release noted due to crowded defensive line.
- Corey Bullock's departure surprised some due to versatile play.
The Baltimore Ravens concluded their roster finalization on September 1, 2026, making difficult decisions regarding player personnel. Several competitive positional battles throughout the summer culminated in a 53-man roster, with some outcomes generating significant discussion among observers.
Zach Canter highlighted surprise surrounding offensive line cuts, noting that players like Gerard Litchenhan and Diego Pounds appeared to outperform Andrew Vorhees during preseason, though Vorhees' experience may have secured his position. Canter expressed concern about potential future regret if Vorhees is needed.
Dustin Cox found the cuts less surprising but pointed to Rayshaun Benny as a notable release. Cox acknowledged the crowded defensive line as a factor in Benny's departure, deeming the decision to keep Peebles over Benny as correct but unfortunate for the rookie draft pick.
Frank Platko expressed surprise at the cut of offensive lineman Corey Bullock. Bullock, previously the backup center, was hindered by an early training camp injury. Platko noted Bullock's better performance and versatile guard/center skills compared to Andrew Vorhees, making his release unexpected given the Ravens' typical player evaluation preferences.
