If the Baltimore Ravens are going to make any changes along their offensive line, Ben Cleveland doesn't appear to be in the plans. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh gave his thoughts on Cleveland and where he fits into the mix on the offensive line.

As you might have heard, the Baltimore Ravens have had some issues adjusting to a revamped offensive line. Right guard Daniel Faalele has had some noticeable struggles, but head coach John

The struggles have been particularly apparent for right guard Daniel Faalele. The 6-foot-8, 380-lb Faalele is attempting to make the switch from tackle to guard, and has been choppy so far. Faalele was beaten badly on several occasions by Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby during the Ravens' Week 2 collapse.

Getty The Baltimore Ravens provided a blunt answer about Ben Cleveland's lack of playing time. ohn Harbaugh didn’t mince any words when asked why Ben Cleveland isn’t getting starting snaps along a struggling Baltimore Ravens offensive line.

When probed about a potential change at right guard earlier this week, the Ravens coach was as forward as he had been in months. “If Ben [Cleveland] had earned the job at right guard, he’d be the starting right guard,” Harbaugh said. Baltimore ...

As the Baltimore Ravens assess their struggling offensive line, former NFL defensive end Chris Long doesn't understand why Ben Cleveland doesn't play.