Ravens center Jovaughn Gwyn could miss 2-3 months with fractured fibula

Baltimore Ravens center Jovaughn Gwyn is expected to miss two to three months after suffering a fractured fibula during Sunday's victory over the Dallas Cowboys. According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, the injury will likely require surgery, and Gwyn is expected to be placed on injured reserve this week.

With Gwyn sidelined, the Ravens are temporarily moving right guard Vega Ioane into the starting center role, while Andrew Vorhees steps in at guard. Baltimore also signed veteran center Andre James to the practice squad as a potential starting option once he learns the offense.