Vorhees impressed as Ravens guard, contributing to Week 1 line stability and paving the way for a deeper backfield and pass-protection success.

Vorhees graded 46.3, indicating rookie interior line struggles as the Ravens tried to stabilize blocking. His development is key to Baltimore’s run and pass protection; improvements could lift the entire offense and create better rushing lanes.

Vorhees seized Baltimore’s left guard job, delivering elite preseason grades (94.2 PFF) after stepping in for Mekari. This solidifies Ravens’ interior line and can elevate their run game and pass protection efficiency.

Vorhees is identified as the front-runner at left guard and a core part of the starting group, with competition limited at left guard but continued depth questions around the right side and guard rotations. His mobility and recognition are key to the interior blocking plan.

Vorhees appears to have the upper hand at left guard, delivering strong run blocks and anchoring the line in practice. His presence helps the Ravens’ run game and pass protection, potentially boosting overall offensive efficiency as the unit tightens up.