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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…

The Baltimore Ravens hosted three offensive linemen for workouts on Tuesday after injuries to centers Jovaughn Gwyn and Ethan Pocic. Former Detroit Lions center Graham Glasgow headlined the group, which also included Kingsley Eguakun and Kyle Hergel.
Glasgow brings 10 years of NFL experience and 136 career starts across stints with Detroit and Denver. Mehta writes that Glasgow represents an appealing solution for Baltimore's center crisis, while noting that Eguakun and Hergel profile primarily as depth options.
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