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Glasgow (knee) worked out for the Ravens on Tuesday, Brian Wacker of The Baltimore Sun reports.
Glasgow was released by the Lions in early March with a failed physical designation, stemming from a knee injury that he worked through for much of the 2025 season. The Ravens are looking for depth at center, seeing as Danny Pinter (knee, IR) is out for the year and both Ethan Pocic (knee) and Jovaughn Gwyn (ankle) are expected to go on injured reserve due to the respective injuries that they sustained in Week 3 against the Cowboys. As such, Olaivavega Ioane is projected to be the Ravens' starting center moving forward.
Glasgow's release will save the Lions roughly $5.6 million in cap space, per Richard Silva of The Detroit News. The veteran center is entering his age-34 season and projects to draw real interest from teams in need of an experienced starter, even after a relatively lackluster 2025 campaign.
Lions' Graham Glasgow: Full go in Wednesday's practice
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Glasgow (knee) was a full participant in Detroit's practice Tuesday.
Glasgow managed to practice Tuesday after missing two of the team's last four games due to a knee injury. The 33-year-old is expected to make another start at center during Thursday's matchup against the Vikings.
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Lions' Graham Glasgow: Won't play Week 16
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Glasgow (knee) is inactive for Sunday's game against Pittsburgh.
Glasgow was unable to practice Thursday and Friday while working through a lingering knee injury, and he will not be available for Sunday's contest after going through pregame warmups. Kingsley Eguakun will start at center for the Lions in Glasgow's absence.
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Lions' Graham Glasgow: Questionable for Week 16
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Glasgow (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Steelers.
Glasgow has battled a knee injury for most of the last month, though he wasn't on the injury report to begin the week. After failing to practice Thursday and Friday, it appears his status is truly in question for Week 16.
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Lions' Graham Glasgow: Misses practice Thursday
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Glasgow (knee) did not participate at practice Thursday.
Glasgow popped up on the injury report with a knee issue Thursday, and it's unclear if he suffered a new injury or if he's potentially resting his previous one. The Lions' final injury report of the week will arrive after Friday's practice and provide more clarity to towards the offensive lineman's status for Week 16.
Glasgow (knee) is active for Thursday night's matchup with Dallas.
Glasgow will make his return to action after missing the team's 34-27 loss to the Packers on Thanksgiving due to a knee injury. With Frank Ragnow (hamstring) back on the reserve/retired list, Glasgow has a clear path to operating as the team's starting center for the rest of the season.
Glasgow (knee) is questionable for Detroit's matchup versus the Cowboys on Thursday.
Glasgow is in danger of missing a second straight game due to his knee injury after sitting out the Week 13 loss to the Packers. If the 33-year-old ends up being unable to suit up for Thursday's matchup, Trystan Colon should draw another start at center.
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Lions' Graham Glasgow: Limited to open Week 14 prep
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Glasgow (knee) was listed as a limited participant on Monday's practice report.
A knee injury prevented Glasgow from playing in the Lions' Thanksgiving Day loss to the Packers. He'll have two more chances to increase his practice participation and avoid an injury tag for Thursday's game against the Cowboys. Trystan Colon would get a second straight start at center if Glasgow is unable to play.
