Yanda is retiring from football.

EDGE Analysis

The 35-year-old right guard wraps up his NFL career with eight Pro Bowl appearances, two First Team All-Pro honors (2014-15) and one Super Bowl ring (2012), having started 166 regular-season games and 14 playoff contests. The Baltimore offense now looks a bit shaky on the interior, though Ronnie Stanley and Orlando Brown will give the O-line stability at the tackle spots. Yanda has a solid case for the Hall of Fame, potentially getting a boost from his consistently excellent Pro Football Focus grades, along with his role on a 2019 Ravens squad that broke the NFL record for rushing yards in a season.

Yanda said following Saturday's loss to the Titans that he will take his time determining if he'll play next season, Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports reports.

EDGE Analysis

Yanda heads into the offseason as a free agent and has been with the Ravens since he was drafted by the team in 2007. Many of his teammates believe that Saturday was the veteran's final game, however, it will be on Yanda's time to provide a definitive update on his future in the NFL.

Yanda (coach's decision) won't play in Sunday's game against the Steelers, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Yanda was named to his eighth Pro Bowl in nine seasons this year. Since the Ravens have locked up the No. 1 playoff seed in the AFC, Yanda will take a week of rest. Either James Hurst or Patrick Mekari will start at right guard in Yanda's place.

Yanda (foot) wasn't listed on Wednesday's injury report.

EDGE Analysis

Yanda missed the final three preseason games, but it appeared that was a precaution for the veteran guard. Expect Yanda to suit up as Baltimore's starting right guard Sunday.

Yanda will be sidelined for the remainder of the preseason due to a foot injury, Jeff Zrebiec of the Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Ravens plan to rest their offensive guard until Week 1 of the regular season as Yanda nurses a foot injury, to which the level of severity is relatively unknown. Yanda's absence will likely allow for Darrell and Isaiah Williams to compete for snaps alongside the first-team offense in the meantime.

Yanda agreed to a one-year contract extension with the Ravens, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Yanda is thus under Ravens control through 2020 and will no longer be the subject of retirement rumors. His continued presence in Baltimore should prove beneficial for the prospects of Lamar Jackson, Mark Ingram and Gus Edwards.

Yanda may be contemplating retirement, but the Ravens expect him to play at least one more season, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Yanda bounced back from a season-ending ankle injury in 2017 to regain his place as one of the league's elite guards in 2018. He'll turn 35 in September and is now entering the final season of a four-year contract, but there doesn't seem to be much talk of an extension. Yanda has consistently been the best player on Baltimore's offensive line for the past decade.

Yanda (should) will return to practice on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Yanda was placed on the PUP list while he continued to recover from shoulder surgery. but he will officially be coming off it Monday and immediately be back on the practice field. According to Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com, Yanda is expected to start with taking part in individual drills, but he will not play in the team's second preseason game against the Rams.

Yanda is recovering from shoulder surgery, but the offensive lineman is expected to be ready for the regular season, ESPN's Jamison Hensley reports. "We're going to be cautious with him," coach John Harbaugh said.

EDGE Analysis

When Yanda was placed on the Ravens' physically unable to perform list last week, most assumed he was still recovering from the broken ankle he suffered early last season. However, Hensley claims that Yanda's ankle is now healed, and it's now clear that there's a different culprit for Yanda's inactivity. While it isn't clear if the offensive guard will participate in training camp at any point, Yanda should be in the starting lineup when Baltimore squares off with Buffalo in the team's regular-season opener.

Yanda (ankle) will begin training camp on the Ravens' Physically Unable to Perform list, ESPN's Jamison Hensley reports.

EDGE Analysis

Yanda is bouncing back from a fractured ankle that planted him on injured reserve last September. Head coach John Harbaugh said in January that he expected the offensive lineman to be available for the start of training camp this month, but it appears Yanda hasn't made enough progress in his rehab to do so. In any case, the Ravens have little incentive to rush the 33-year-old veteran back into action, and there doesn't seem to be any concern over Yanda's availability for Baltimore's season-opener Sept. 9 against Buffalo.