Ravens Cut Parker Ehinger, Likely to Make Practice Squad

Yesterday, the Baltimore Ravens cut UC great Parker Ehinger as the club got down to its initial 53-man roster for the season.

The Baltimore Sun reports that Ehinger is likely to find a spot on the club’s 10-man practice squad this season.

Considering the strangeness of the 2020 campaign, it seems likely that Ehinger will find his way onto Baltimore (or some other team’s) active roster over the course of the season.

Ehinger was a three-year starter for the Bearcats, serving as a right guard during his sophomore and junior years before moving left tackle as a senior.

Ehinger was a fourth round pick by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2016 but a series of knee injuries prevented him from finding a permanent home on their starting offensive line. After two years in Kansas City, Ehinger was traded to the Dallas Cowboys but again spent most of the season on IR.

In 2019, he bounced from club to club before finding a late-season spot on Baltimore’s active roster.

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