Ravens Elevate Edoga Hergel for Falcons Matchup

The Baltimore Ravens elevated offensive linemen Chuma Edoga and Kyle Hergel from the practice squad for Sunday night's game against the Atlanta Falcons, adding depth because of injuries affecting the offensive line, according to the Ravens and other reports.

The moves give Baltimore additional options at tackle and guard. The Ravens listed guard Andrew Vorhees as questionable with a foot injury after he had two limited practices this week, according to baltimoreravens.com.

BaltimoreBeatdown and Yahoo Sports reported the move could place 2024 third-round pick Emery Jones into a starting role at right guard, while rookie Vega Ioane continues at center until trade acquisition Cam Jurgens is ready for the lineup.

Edoga, 29, joined the Ravens in September to provide tackle depth and has experience playing guard. According to NFL Trade Rumors, he was selected by the New York Jets in the third round of the 2019 draft out of USC.

According to NFL Trade Rumors, Edoga has played for the Jets, Atlanta Falcons, Dallas Cowboys and Jacksonville Jaguars during his career. He appeared in 14 games for Jacksonville at guard in 2025.

The Ravens said Edoga has appeared in 62 career games with 25 starts. He could also provide protection at tackle if Ronnie Stanley is unavailable because of toe and ankle issues, although Stanley had no injury designation entering the game.

Hergel, 27, was signed after centers Jovaughn Gwyn and Ethan Pocic suffered injuries in Week 3, according to BaltimoreBeatdown and Yahoo Sports. He was elevated the previous week but did not play a snap.

Hergel is expected to serve as a backup option again while also providing guard flexibility if needed. The Ravens have previously elevated practice squad players this season who were later inactive before kickoff.