Benjamin Cleveland, a current offensive lineman for the Baltimore Ravens and former standout at the University of Georgia, was arrested for DUI in Baldwin County following erratic driving behavior. On February 12, a deputy observed Cleveland's vehicle weaving between lanes before initiating a traffic stop. Upon questioning, Cleveland confessed to drinking "approximately 3-4 beers" at a nearby country club before getting behind the wheel. Breathalyzer tests revealed a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0. 178 and 0.

161, significantly exceeding the legal limit of 0. 08. He now faces charges of DUI and failure to maintain a lane and was released on bond the next day. This arrest raises concerns about his future with the Ravens and possible repercussions from the NFL, as the league often takes such incidents seriously. While the Baldwin County Sheriff's Office provided the incident report, there are still unanswered questions regarding Cleveland's legal representation and the potential impact on his career.

Fans and analysts alike are closely watching how he will respond to these charges and what steps he will take moving forward.