The Baltimore Ravens have agreed to terms with veteran offensive guard John Simpson on a three-year contract, according to @RapSheet (Ian Rapoport). The deal is reportedly worth $30 million over the next three seasons.
The signing brings a "familiar face" back to John Harbaugh's roster. Simpson previously played for the Ravens during the 2022 and 2023 seasons, starting all 17 games for the team in 2023 before spending the last two years with the New York Jets. His return addresses a critical need on the interior of the Baltimore offensive line following several departures in free agency.
Simpson, 28, was a key contributor during his first stint in Baltimore, helping anchor a unit that led the NFL in rushing yards. He is expected to step back into a starting role at guard immediately as the Ravens prioritize protection for star quarterback Lamar Jackson and the continued success of their ground game.
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