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Vincent

He’s entering unrestricted free agency and should get a nice contract elsewhere. Kendall Simmons, who missed this season with injury, will take over for Vincent.

The solid starter would likely slide right into the starting right guard spot in Baltimore.

He started for most of the last two years due to injury. Mike Flynn should move back to center, with Vincent starting at guard next season. It’s good news for Jamal Lewis and Kyle Boller owners that Baltimore keeps their offensive line a priority.

Vincent will add depth initially, and could eventually push to start. He was a solid guard for Baltimore before a decline in 2006, but is only 29 and should be able to provide some help with Elton Brown’s status uncertain.

The Jets have a need at guard and have been reported to have potential interest in Vincent, a mauler who didn’t fit the Ravens’ more athletic look along the offensive line. Chris Chester takes over at right guard in Baltimore.

Miami and Buffalo are also said to be interested the former Ravens’ starter. The Jets’ current starter at left guard is sixth-round rookie Jacob Bender.

Vincent might be released by Baltimore, as he’s lost his place in the starting lineup. The Jets have a need at left guard after trading away Pete Kendall.

Fonoti got a lot of local press earlier in camp because of his size and colorful history, but the team likes the way the steady veteran Vincent has blocked.