Ravens Seek Reinforcements Following Robinson’s Injury
The Baltimore Ravens are actively exploring ways to bolster their roster after a significant injury to one of their key defensive players.
Robinson’s Impact on the Ravens
Third-year outside linebacker Tavius Robinson suffered a broken foot during Week 6, a setback that has left a noticeable void in the Ravens’ lineup. Not only was Robinson the team’s leading sack artist, but he also played a crucial role on special teams, averaging over ten snaps per game. His absence is felt as the Ravens look to maintain their competitive edge amid the challenges of the season.
Robinson’s breakout year featured two sacks in just over five games, showcasing his growth as a player. The Ravens will need to address both his defensive role and special teams contributions, which could lead to multiple roster changes in the coming days.
Recent Roster Moves
In response to Robinson’s injury, the Ravens made a series of moves upon returning from their Week 7 bye. They hosted workouts for edge defenders Jesse Luketa and Carl Lawson, signaling their intent to find a replacement who can step into Robinson’s shoes.
In addition to evaluating potential additions, the team signed wide receiver Colton Dowell to their practice squad, further indicating a proactive approach to strengthening their roster.
The Ravens are well aware that navigating injuries is part of the game, and their decisions in the coming days will be crucial as they aim to remain competitive in a challenging season. The pursuit of reinforcements highlights their commitment to not only recover from setbacks but also to build depth across the roster.
