REPORT: Baltimore Ravens Star Offensive Weapon Expected To

Miss Division Round

REPORT: Baltimore Ravens Star Offensive Weapon Expected To Miss Division Round

When the Baltimore Ravens faced the Houston Texans in the Divisional Round on Friday, they received a somber report regarding a prominent player they

had hoped to have back. This season, the Ravens have saw a number of their best offensive players sustain major injuries.

The Baltimore Ravens have experienced discouraging injury

Running back Dalvin Cook was added by the Ravens this week to the 53-man roster. Cook will strengthen a backfield that was rendered weaker in Week 1

by J.K. Dobbins’ Achilles injury. Two months ago, tight end Mark Andrews sustained a fractured fibula and ankle ligament.

Head coach John Harbaugh stated on Thursday that tight end Andrews’ status for the Texans game was unknown, according to the Ravens website.

Although Andrews worked out this week, it was not apparent by Friday’s deadline if the Ravens will use him in the Texans game:

The tight end for the Ravens, who had a serious ankle injury on November 16, participated in full practice on Wednesday and Thursday.

John Harbaugh, the head coach, stated that Andrews’ situation is “still up in the air.” Officially, Andrews is rated as dubious.

Andrews declared on Wednesday that if he thinks he can benefit the squad, he will play. If he is to play on Friday, he must be activated off injured reserve.

Mark Andrews won’t be performing on Saturday.

The NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports that Andrews will not be activated by the Ravens for Saturday’s game. In the event that the Ravens defeat the

Texans, the organization hopes he can participate in the AFC Championship Game.

 

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