Ravens Sign Simpson, Vorhees on Notice

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The Baltimore Ravens made ways in free agency by signing Offensive Guard John Simpson to

a three-year, $30 million deal.

This move bolsters their interior line after losing Daniel Feiley, addressing a key weakness

from the 2025 season.

Earlier this week, the team walked in Simpson as a likely starter on either left or right guard.

To direct a grade for a position that struggled with consistency and protection last year, Ravens

fans are thrilled, but it puts better in Andrew Vorhays on notice.

He started all 17 games in 2025, playing 96% of snaps and earning a performance bonus of

over $1,100,000.

Still, his past blocking drew heavy criticism with a pro football focus grade ranking 60th

out of 81 guards.

Meanwhile, the other starting spot shapes up as a battle between Vorhays and third-round

rookie Emory Jones Jr.

Jones missed most of last season due to injury, but rotated in late, and General Manager

Eric DeCosta has hinted he sees the young lineman starting in, 2026.

Looking ahead, the Ravens might still target a guard in next month's draft, with Penn

State standout Oliva Vega-Iowane projected to them at pick, 14.

Vorhays faces a tough mini-camp and training camp to hold his ground.

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