Ravens Add Ex-vikings Offensive Lineman Hakeem Adeniji

WHO:

baltimoreravens.com - Hakeem Adeniji, a veteran offensive lineman, signed with the Baltimore Ravens.

Heavy NFL - Hakeem Adeniji previously played for the Minnesota Vikings.

WHAT:

baltimoreravens.com - The Ravens signed Hakeem Adeniji along with veteran wideout Chris Moore.

baltimoreravens.com - Adeniji played 77 snaps last season as a reserve offensive lineman for the Dallas Cowboys and started one game at left guard against the New York Giants in Week 5.

baltimoreravens.com - Adeniji was a sixth-round pick out of Kansas by the Cincinnati Bengals in 2020 and made 14 starts during his three seasons with the Bengals.

baltimoreravens.com - Nine of Adeniji's starts came at right guard during Cincinnati's AFC Championship-winning season in 2021.

baltimoreravens.com - Adeniji became Cincinnati's starting right tackle after La'el Collins was injured late in the 2022 season and remained in that position through the Bengals' run to the AFC title game.

baltimoreravens.com - Adeniji spent the entire 2024 season on injured reserve due to a knee injury suffered during the preseason.

WHERE:

baltimoreravens.com - Hakeem Adeniji played for the Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals, Minnesota Vikings, and Cleveland Browns.

WHEN:

baltimoreravens.com - Adeniji was drafted in 2020 and played three seasons with the Bengals, including the 2021 season.

baltimoreravens.com - Adeniji spent the 2023 season with the Minnesota Vikings and the 2024 season with the Cleveland Browns.

WHY:

baltimoreravens.com - The Ravens signed Adeniji to add depth to their offensive line, which is important for competition during training camp and the preseason.

HOW:

baltimoreravens.com - Adeniji was brought in for a tryout before signing with the Ravens.

The Baltimore Ravens have signed veteran offensive lineman Hakeem Adeniji, who previously played for the Minnesota Vikings, to bolster their offensive line depth ahead of training camp and the preseason. Adeniji, a sixth-round pick out of Kansas in 2020, has experience as a starter, including nine starts at right guard during Cincinnati's AFC Championship-winning season in 2021. He also spent last season on injured reserve with the Cleveland Browns after suffering a knee injury during the preseason.