Free agent C Casey Rabach admitted it's unlikely he'll play football again. Rabach will be 35 in September and is still rehabbing the shoulder injury that caused him to miss the entire 2011 season. A few teams have inquired about his availability, but he hasn't been able to pass a physical. "I'm just trying to get healthy now to be able to chase my kids around for a long time," he said. Rabach started 118 games during his nine-year career with the Ravens and Redskins.

Beat writer Matt Vensel suggests the Ravens could sign a veteran interior lineman, possibly free agent C Casey Rabach (shoulder). The team had a two-year deal in place with Rabach earlier this month before the 33-year-old failed his entrance physical. After Thursday's brutal display that saw the Eagles rack up six sacks against an overmatched and banged-up unit, the Ravens are desperate for depth. Considering his age and health, Rabach isn't going to be the answer.

Free agent C Casey Rabach (shoulder) failed his entrance physical with the Ravens. It's on to Plan C at backup center for Baltimore. As the Baltimore Sun's Jamison Hensley points out, the Redskins have swiped CB Josh Wilson, G/C Chris Chester, and WR Donte' Stallworth from the Ravens in exchange for one failed physical in Rabach.

Ravens agreed to terms with C Casey Rabach, formerly of the Redskins. Beat writer Aaron Wilson hears Matt Birk's knee injury is not serious, but his age and wear and tear have the front office covering its bases. The Ravens do need insurance after losing backup Chris Chester to Washington. Rabach started 95 games in six years with the Skins.

The Ravens are looking at free agent C Casey Rabach. Clayton cites knee issues for Ravens starter Matt Birk. Rabach, who was dumped by the Redskins last week and will be 34 in September, would be a massive downgrade.

Redskins informed C Casey Rabach of his impending release. Rabach will be 34 in Sepetember and is coming off shoulder surgery. He was also owed $7 million over the next two years. Still, it's a bad sign for Rabach that he can't stick on a team desperate for offensive line help. Perhaps the 'Skins want to bring him back at a cheaper rate.