Ben Cleveland, an offensive player of the NFL that was supposed to hit a free agency after playing for Baltimore RavensSubmitted for divorce from his wife Kaitlyn Terrell Cleveland, according to court records in Georgia.
The NFL player has filed for a divorce in Baldwin district on Friday – more than two weeks after being arrested on charges of DUI. Had a blood alcohol content of 0.178, which is more than a twice -higher legal limit of 0.08, according to Fox 5 Atlanta.
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Guard Baltimore Ravens Ben Cleveland, #66, walks on the side during the first half against Tennessee Titan at the M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on August 11, 2022. (Tommy Gilligan-Ussa Sports today)
Ben Cleveland said in the documents that he had filed to divorce from his wife for “adultery”, TMZ Sports reported. There have been no new applications since last week.
The two were married in July 2022 and separated at the end of December 2024, according to TMZ.
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The Baltimore Ravens Baltimore Ben Cleveland, #66, watches during the warming before play before the NFL football play against Pittsburgh Steeler on December 21, 2024 in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Terrance Williams, File)
Ravens Selected Cleveland In the third round of drawing 2021 from Georgia. He was the first-team all-sec choice with Bulldogs and played 54 games for Ravens.
He was supposed to hit a free agency after the New Year started next year.
Baltimore was one of the best teams in AFC from Lamar Jackson entered his own. Last year, Ravens added that Derrick Henry was running into a mix.
The Baltimore Baltimore Ben Cleveland, #66, leaves the field after Ravens’ match against the Washington football team in Fedexfield in Landoveter, Maryland, August 28, 2021. (Geoff Burke-Ussa today sports)
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Ravens was 12-5, but they failed to reach Super Bowl after a 27-25 defeat in Buffalo accounts in a divisional circle. The team was first in the reached yards and the third in the points scored.
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