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The Baltimore Ravens received a major boost to their offensive line ahead of Sunday’s matchup against the Tennessee Titans, with Ronnie Stanley active and set to start at left tackle.
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The update, reported by WMAR-2 News sports reporter Avi Carr-Gloth on X, gives Baltimore an experienced presence on the edge as it prepares for a physical contest at M&T Bank Stadium.
Stanley’s return is particularly important for an offensive line dealing with injuries. With the interior facing uncertainty, having a dependable veteran protecting Lamar Jackson’s blindside could make a significant difference.
Ronnie Stanley is officially back. The o-line needs all the help it can get with recent injuries to the interior. https://t.co/JvWOdqzcQK
— Avi Carr-Gloth (@avicarrgloth) October 4, 2026
Stanley has dealt with several injury setbacks throughout his career, including significant ankle problems. His availability is therefore an encouraging development for a Baltimore team that needs consistency from its offensive front.
The Ravens rely heavily on their ground game, with Jackson and Derrick Henry providing a powerful combination. Stanley’s ability to block in space and create running lanes is an important part of that offensive identity.
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His presence could also give Baltimore more flexibility in how it handles Tennessee’s pass rush. The Ravens may be able to devote additional help to the interior without leaving the left edge exposed.
Baltimore entered Week 4 with a 2-1 record, looking to keep pace with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC North. The Titans, meanwhile, arrived at 0-3 and were seeking a result to improve their position in the AFC South.
Stanley’s return does not automatically solve the Ravens’ offensive-line concerns. The health and performance of the interior blockers will remain crucial, especially against a Tennessee defense looking to disrupt Jackson and limit Henry’s impact.
Still, getting a Pro Bowl-caliber tackle back in the starting lineup is a welcome development. With the game underway, Baltimore will need its entire offensive front to deliver if it hopes to control the trenches and secure another win.
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This story was originally published October 4, 2026 at 11:40 AM.