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Ravens Center Jovaughn Gwyn to Miss Several Months with Broken Fibula
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler said the injury could sideline Gwyn for 2 to 3 months as Baltimore searches for center help.
- With starting center Jovaughn Gwyn sidelined for two to three months following a broken leg suffered in Sunday's win over the Cowboys in Rio, the Ravens will start rookie Vega Ioane against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.
- Baltimore's center depth collapsed when backup Ethan Pocic sustained a long-term knee injury during the same Rio victory, compounding the earlier loss of Danny Pinter to a season-ending preseason knee injury.
- Seeking reinforcements, the Ravens hosted centers Graham Glasgow and Kingsley Eguakun on Tuesday; Glasgow brings 136 career starts over a 10-year career. Wednesday, Baltimore signed veteran Andre James and guard Kyle Hergel to the practice squad while promoting safety K'Von Wallace to the active roster.
- Ioane, 22, has started all three games at guard this season and filled in at center against Dallas without delivery issues, though his experience at the position remains limited from his Penn State days.
- Sunday's game against the Titans presents the first test for Baltimore's reshuffled offensive line, as the 2-1 Ravens attempt to maintain momentum despite significant early-season center injuries.
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Report: Ravens C Jovaughn Gwyn (fibula) could miss 2-3 months
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Ravens C Jovaughn Gwyn Out 2-3 Months With Fractured Fibula
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that Ravens starting C Jovaughn Gwyn is expected to miss two to three months with a fractured fibula that will likely require surgery. Gwyn was carted off during the team’s win over the Cowboys in Brazil on Sunday. Gwyn, 27, is a former seventh-round pick by the Falcons in the […]
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