The Baltimore Ravens signed veteran offensive tackle Kendall Lamm following a workout on Monday, per the NFL's daily transaction report, filling the roster spot vacated by Hakeem Adeniji's sudden retirement over the weekend. He continued in that role for the subsequent two seasons before earning the right tackle job in 2018, his lone year as a full-time starter. The Ravens badly needed depth at offensive tackle following Hakeem Adeniji's sudden retirement over the weekend. He started 16 games at right tackle as a rookie but only appeared in three games the following year due to injury and a six-game gambling suspension. Lamm offers dedicated depth at right tackle as well as nearly 1,000 career snaps on the blind side, giving him a shot at earning a 53-man roster spot this summer.