Fox Sports· Oct 7, 2026
Following the trade, Cam Jurgens is expected to move back to center and start there for Baltimore, while Lamar Jackson is anticipated to sit out the Ravens' Week 5 game at Atlanta with an ankle sprain.
“With the trade to the Ravens now official, the expectation is that Jurgens will shift back to his natural center position.”
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“Jackson is expected to miss Baltimore's Week 5 road tilt against the Atlanta Falcons due to an ankle sprain.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
- Depth Chart CallsCam JurgensBaltimore RavensOct 7, 2026
Cam Jurgens to be 1st on the depth chart
“With the trade to the Ravens now official, the expectation is that Jurgens will shift back to his natural center position.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
What others said about the same people
- Seth WalderScore Predictions · Baltimore RavensHit · 98Walder gave final score picks for all 14 Week 5 games, including a Jaguars blowout of the Eagles, upset calls on the Saints over the undefeated Vikings and the Jets over the Browns, plus the 49ers winning in Seattle and the Commanders beating the Giants.
- Pete PriscoScore Predictions · Baltimore RavensHit · 100Prisco picks every Week 5 game with a final score, including a Cowboys blowout of Tampa Bay on Thursday night, a Packers upset of the Bears, a Jaguars win over a banged-up Eagles team in London, and a Rams shootout win over Buffalo on Monday night.
- Leonard FournetteGame Outcome Picks · Baltimore RavensHit · 100Co-host (identified in the transcript only as "Leonard") went week-by-week on Atlanta's schedule, ranked the NFC North, predicted Odell Beckham Jr. over 1,000 yards and seven touchdowns, picked the Bears, Bengals and Texans in their divisions, and took the Bengals over the 49ers in the Super Bowl.
- Nick WrightSeason Win Totals · Baltimore RavensMiss · 0Nick Wright predicts Shedeur Sanders stays behind Dylan Gabriel on the Browns depth chart, forecasts a season where Flacco is benched a third of the way in, Gabriel then fails, Shedeur then fails, and Cleveland drafts a quarterback next year. He also makes a long list of win-total, playoff and division calls across the AFC North and beyond.
- Gregg RosenthalSeason Win Totals · Baltimore RavensMiss · 0Rosenthal's under picks and a few freebie leans: Colts under 7.5 (possibly the worst team), Commanders under 9.5, Saints under 5.5 (possibly 2-15), Bears under 8.5, plus stated likes on Dolphins under 8.5, Giants over 5.5 and Ravens over 11.5.
- Kyle CrabbsMock Draft Picks · Sebastian CastroMiss · 0Crabbs projects all seven rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft, starting with Cam Ward going No. 1 overall to Tennessee, Travis Hunter second to Cleveland and Abdul Carter third to the Giants.
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