With Ronnie Stanley's future with the Baltimore Ravens up in the air, one analyst thinks the team should turn to a Los Angeles Rams three-year starter who has played well at left tackle the past two seasons.

As per The Athletic's beat writers, the Baltimore Ravens will draft Ohio State right tackle Josh Simmons, who transferred from San Diego State, at No. 27.

Will the Ravens use their franchise tag? Will Baltimore take a pass rusher in the first round? How do the Ravens deal with the grief of losses?

The Baltimore Ravens already know their "favorite" to replace free-agent left tackle Ronnie Stanley. The post Ravens ‘Favorite’ Ronnie Stanley Replacement Already Named appeared first on Heavy Sports.

After delivering his best season since a left ankle injury in 2020, the two-time Pro Bowl player is set to enter the free agent market for the first time in his career.

I’m going to just take it day by day and whatever happens, happens.” Baltimore Ravens’s OT Ronnie Stanley stood in a nearly empty locker room when he was asked about his future with the team. With a response of “Who knows?

The Baltimore Ravens are "urged" to pounce for All-Pro LT Ronnie Stanley's replacement in the 2025 NFL draft, Ohio State's Josh Simmons.

Ronnie Stanley is set for free agency, but could the Ravens opt to franchise tag him in order to prevent him from hitting the open market? The Baltimore Ravens are once again looking for a way to get themselves over the hump as they enter the offseason after they fell short in the playoffs at the hands of the Buffalo Bills.