Ravens center Jovaughn Gwyn out 2-3 months with fractured fibula

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Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Ravens center Jovaughn Gwyn out 2-3 months with fractured fibula
Summary

Baltimore Ravens center Jovaughn Gwyn is expected to miss two to three months due to a fractured fibula, which likely requires surgery. This injury leaves the Ravens with few options on the offensive line, as veteran backup Ethan Pocic is also injured. Rookie first-round pick Vega Ioane is set to step in as the starting center as the team prepares for their Week 4 matchup against the Tennessee Titans. The Ravens are exploring veteran linemen for added depth as they adjust to these significant roster changes.

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  • •Gwyn's injury may put him on injured reserve.
  • •Pocic is also dealing with a knee injury.
  • •Ioane will make his first NFL start against the Titans.
  • •The Ravens are considering signing veteran offensive linemen.
  • •Gwyn's injury comes after a win over the Cowboys.
Latest Updates
  • 1:30 PMESPN NFL — Sources: Ravens C Gwyn has broken leg, could miss 2-3 months
  • 12:07 PMYahoo Sports — Ravens' Jovaughn Gwyn expected to miss 2-3 months with fractured fibula
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Ravens starting center Jovaughn Gwyn is expected to miss two to three months with a fractured fibula that will likely require surgery, a source told ESPN.

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Ravens center Jovaughn Gwyn could miss two to three months with a fractured fibula, potentially moving Vega Ioane to center

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