Reid will be replaced as the starting right tackle by Eric Fisher, NF.com reports.

Fisher battled through an ankle injury that limited him to three snaps through the first two weeks. Reid started at right tackle the first two weeks, but had some problems in pass blocking.

Reid agreed to a one-year contract with the Ravens, CSN Baltimore reports.

A third-round draft pick in 2011, Reid has served as a backup at right tackle and both guard spots during his time in Baltimore. If Rick Wagner (foot) isn't healthy for Week 1, Reid will likely be one of the candidates to fill in at right tackle.

Reid suffered a broken hand in Sunday's game.

The team has not released a timetable for Reid's return to the field, but as a backup right tackle for Baltimore, the injury has minor ramifications in fantasy.

Ravens OT Jah Reid says he is down 20 pounds since last season.

"I'm a little lighter than I've been in the past, so I feel good," Reid said. "I feel faster." Reid shed the weight in an effort to become a better fit in new OC Gary Kubiak's zone-blocking scheme. Reid is competing with Rick Wagner to be the starting right tackle.

Two misdemeanor battery charges against Ravens G/T Jah Reid will be dropped once he completes a one-year diversion program.

He avoided trial by agreeing to the 12-month probation period. Reid was accused of head-butting, punching, and kicking a man during a March 9 dust-up at a Key West (FL) strip club. He is one of four Ravens players arrested during the offseason, joining Ray Rice, Lorenzo Taliaferro, and Deonte Thompson.

Ravens G/T Jah Reid will miss a "couple of weeks" with a calf injury.

The news is only notable because it further imperils Reid's roster chances. The disappointing former third-round pick played just 23 offensive snaps in 2013.

Ravens G/T Jah Reid pleaded not guilty to two charges of misdemeanor battery stemming from his March 9 arrest at a Key West strip club.

Reid is accused of head butting, punching, and kicking a man following an argument. It's believed the man "bumped into" Reid at the strip club. Reid, who is 6-foot-7, 340 pounds with 34 1/4-inch arms, also wound up punching security guards, per the police report. On the field, 25-year-old Reid has been a disappointment as the 85th overall pick in the 2011 NFL draft.

Jah Reid's early Sunday morning arrest was a result of an altercation at a Key West strip club.

Ravens G/T Jah Reid was arrested on two misdemeanor charges of battery in Key West, Fla. early Sunday morning.

Reid, 25, was booked at 3:14 AM. No other details are known, but that makes three Ravens to be arrested the past month. Reid joins WR Deonte Thompson and Ray Rice. The 2011 third-rounder played just 23 offensive snaps in 2013.

Ravens OG Jah Reid (toe) is participating in OTAs.

Reid landed on injured reserve during the playoffs, and was promptly Wally Pipped by Kelechi Osemele, who is now locked in as the Ravens' left guard. Reid should serve as the Ravens' top reserve interior lineman this season.

Ravens LG Jah Reid (toe, injured reserve) underwent surgery on Tuesday, but expects to be ready for OTAs.

"It's a good prognosis, I'll be ready for minicamps definitely," Reid said. "I just started a three-month rehab. I don't know exactly when it's going to be. I'll be fine for next season." Coming off an up-and-down sophomore campaign, Reid won't be guaranteed a starting job next summer.

Ravens placed LG Jah Reid (toe) on injured reserve, ending his season.

Reid was inactive last week, as the Ravens offensive line played one of its best games of the year with Bryant McKinnie at left tackle and Kelechi Osemele at left guard. The Ravens wanted Reid to run with the starting job, but he's not yet one of the team's best five linemen. He may have to compete for a starting job in training camp.

Jah Reid has ousted veteran Bobbie Williams as the Ravens' starting left guard.

Reid has been a liability in three starts, committing three penalties, allowing six QB pressures and two more QB hits. The Ravens will Reid a chance to turn it around, but they have to turn back to Williams for the playoffs.

Ravens OG Jah Reid (calf) has resumed practicing fully for the first time since August.

The Ravens won't shuffle their offensive line, but coach John Harbaugh indicted that Reid will be worked into the mix behind veteran LG Bobbie Williams on Sunday versus the Browns.

Ravens G/T Jah Reid (calf) is listed as doubtful for Week 1 against the Bengals.

Reid hasn't practiced since the Ravens' second preseason game and won't play in the season opener. Fifth-round pick rookie CB Asa Jackson (illness) is listed as questionable for Monday Night Football. After opening training camp on active/PUP, Reid is a candidate for the weekly inactives.

Ravens G/T Jah Reid had a setback with his troublesome right calf in Friday's preseason game.

It's Reid's second aggravation of an injury he originally suffered in minicamp. If Reid can't get healthy in a hurry, he could find himself on the roster bubble at final cuts.

Ravens G/T Jah Reid (calf) made his training camp debut on Monday.

Reid was sidelined after aggravating an offseason injury right before camp. Out of the running for starting jobs, the 2011 third-rounder will provide depth at both guard and tackle.

Ravens T/G Jah Reid has yet to practice in training camp due to a strained right calf.

Reid suffered the injury during spring practices, and had a setback right before training camp started. He opened camp on the active/PUP and will stay there until he passes a physical and conditioning test. No longer a serious contender for a starting job, it's fair to wonder if Reid might be on the roster bubble.

Ravens T/G Jah Reid strained his right calf in Thursday's practice.

The diagnosis is a relief after Reid crumpled to the ground and had to be carted off the practice field. Although Reid was expected to compete for the starting left guard job, his offseason practice reps came at right tackle with Bryant McKinnie working on his conditioning.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh has confirmed he would be "comfortable" with OT Jah Reid at left guard.

The 6-foot-7, 327 pound 2011 third-round pick had been speculated as the Ravens' top in-house option to replace Ben Grubbs, and it's indeed the case. The Ravens are up against the salary cap, but could still take one or two lost-cost fliers on interior linemen, and are nearly certain to spend at least one draft pick on a guard. Reid will face competition.