Roger Rosengarten adds depth to the Ravens' offensive line, showcasing versatility and potential to become a reliable starter in the near future.

Roger Rosengarten has quickly adapted to the NFL, starting 16 games as a rookie and securing a position as a reliable right tackle. His performance shows promise for future development.

Roger Rosengarten, the Ravens' second-round pick, played over 1,000 snaps and contributed significantly without being a liability in both run blocking and pass protection.

Roger Rosengarten, a late second-round pick, has solidified his role as the Ravens' starting right tackle since Week 4. His performance has been mixed; while he boasts a respectable 68.5 PFF pass-blocking grade, he has also faced challenges, allowing 34 pressures and four sacks this season. Despite some struggles, Rosengarten has shown potential with multiple games exceeding a 70.0 grade, particularly excelling in the run game with a 62.2 grade. His recent improvement, including a streak of strong pass-blocking performances, will be crucial for the Ravens as they advance in the playoffs.

Roger Rosengarten has emerged as a stabilizing force at right tackle for the Ravens after a rocky start to the season. His performance has been crucial, contributing to the overall effectiveness of the offensive line and enhancing the team's pass protection.