Ravens Eye Powers Reunion, Freeing Cap Space

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is NFL News Today. Subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. NFL teams like the Baltimore Ravens are always hunting for smart ways to build their rosters without busting the salary cap. Right now, there's buzz about a possible reunion with former Ravens' offensive lineman Ben Powers, who currently plays for the Denver Broncos. A trade after June 1st could free up about $12,223,000 in cap space for Denver, putting powers on the. Trade radar. Powers showed his grit last season, despite a biceps injury in week 5. He missed time but came back strong by week 16 and finished the year starting. At 6 foot 4 and reliable inside, he is versatile enough to play guard on either side, which makes him a steady option for any line. Raven spans remember powers well from his early days. The team drafted him in 2019 and he spent his first four seasons in Baltimore, turning

1:00into a consistent starter before signing with. Denver, in free agency, that familiarity can make a deal straightforward if it happens. The Broncos might move him to gain flexibility as they tweak their finances. For Baltimore, grabbing a known player like Powers would add experience upfront without much risk on adjustment. Of course, challenges exist. Powers turns 30 in October and teams would weigh his salary against his recent injury. Still, if the price is right, it could quietly boost the Raven's offensive line-deaf heading into next season. This DNN story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. Headphones in a pillow. Simple idea. Surprisingly addictive.