The Los Angeles Chargers have released offensive guard Ben Cleveland just weeks into the offseason drama cycle. The team made the move early in training camp.
Per the transaction wire, the Chargers released veteran G Ben Cleveland on Monday. He was suspended for three games for violating the NFL’s substance abuse policy back in December but wound up signing a futures deal with the Chargers.
Ben Cleveland, born on August 25, 1998, in Toccoa, Georgia, playing his high school ball at Stephens County High, where he played baseball and football.
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According to the wire, the Chargers have signed veteran G Ben Cleveland to a futures contract for the 2026 season. Futures contracts essentially serve as a guarantee for players to attend the team’s training camp and offseason workouts, with the hope of earning a roster spot.
Ben Cleveland has found a new home. Days after getting waived by the Ravens, the offensive lineman has signed with the Chargers practice squad, per the team.
The Los Angeles Chargers are officially set to face the New England Patriots in the first round of the NFL playoffs, coming off their loss to the Denver Broncos.
The Los Angeles Chargers have signed G Ben Cleveland to their practice squad on Monday and waived S Marcus Maye. The Chargers could really use some offensive line depth into the playoffs and Cleveland was among the best available options at this point.
The Baltimore Ravens made a roster move on Thursday ahead of their Week 18 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. After coming off a three-game suspension, the organization is opting to release an offensive lineman from the team.
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The Baltimore Ravens officially waived veteran G Ben Cleveland on Thursday. Cleveland was suspended three games for violating the NFL’s substance abuse policy back in December. This stemmed from a DUI arrest this past February.
The Baltimore Ravens are coming off a disappointing loss on Sunday. They faced off against their AFC North rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers, in a game with major playoff implications.
The hits keep on coming for the Baltimore Ravens, who are not having a great last two weeks since their remarkable turnaround from the 1-5 start to the season.
Baltimore Ravens guard Ben Cleveland was suspended for three games without pay Monday for a violation of the NFL substances of abuse policy. Cleveland will have to sit out the Ravens' games at the Cincinnati Bengals, at home against the New England Patriots and at Lambeau Field against the Green Bay Packers in Weeks 15-17.
After a Week 6, 17-3 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, the Baltimore Ravens are in desperate need of change if they want to try to save their season. That change should come in the form of offensive lineman Ben Cleveland.
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Ben Cleveland hasn't been a member of the Georgia Bulldogs football team since the end of the 2020-21 season, but considering the alcohol-related issues the program has dealt with under Kirby Smart's tenure, it's another alarming chapter in a developing book.
The Baltimore Ravens had bad news come their way following the arrest of offensive lineman Ben Cleveland. Last Wednesday, Cleveland allegedly drove his truck with a blood alcohol content (BAC) over twice the legal limit.
Baltimore Ravens guard Ben Cleveland was arrested for DUI last week after allegedly driving his truck with a BAC over twice the legal limit. Police say that he blew a .178, according to a report by TMZ.