Falcons trade center Ryan Neuzel to Ravens for guard Andrew Vorhees and 2028 sixth‑round pick
The Atlanta Falcons sent center Ryan Neuzel to Baltimore for guard Andrew Vorhees and a 2028 sixth‑round draft pick, prompting the Falcons to consider Corey Levin as the new starter.
Key points
- Atlanta traded center Ryan Neuzel to Baltimore for guard Andrew Vorhees and a 2028 sixth‑round pick.
- Neuzel started nine games, recovered two fumbles and was penalized once this season.
- Vorhees appeared in 81 snaps as a backup guard for the Ravens.
- Falcons expect Dacula native Corey Levin to take over as starting center.
The Atlanta Falcons have traded center Ryan Neuzel to the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for offensive guard Andrew Vorhees and a 2028 sixth‑round draft pick, the teams announced.
Neuzel, who started all nine games for the Falcons this season after assuming the starting role last year, recovered two fumbles and was penalized once this year. He was ranked as the sixth‑best center in the league in 2025 and 16th this season according to PFF grades.
Vorhees served as a backup guard for the Ravens this season, playing 81 snaps.
Following the trade, the Falcons are expected to turn to Dacula native Corey Levin to fill the starting center role.
Your questions, answered
What did the Falcons receive for Ryan Neuzel?
They received offensive guard Andrew Vorhees and a 2028 sixth‑round draft pick.
Who is expected to start at center for the Falcons after the trade?
The Falcons plan to turn to Corey Levin to fill the starting center role.
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