OWINGS MILLS, MARYLAND — The Ravens lost outside linebacker Tavius Robinson, their sack leader, for the rest of the season, head coach Jesse Minter announced Friday, and quarterback Lamar Jackson is officially questionable for Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals, the team reported.
Robinson's pectoral injury is season-ending. He leads Baltimore with 3.5 sacks and eight quarterback hits and had 18 tackles while playing a career-high 72% of the defensive snaps through Week 6. The team said rookies Zion Young and Ethan Burke could see more snaps in the rotation behind Trey Hendrickson and Mike Green.
Safety Jaylinn Hawkins (knee) is ruled out for Sunday, though Minter does not believe it is a long-term injury. Cornerback T.J. Tampa is doubtful, and defensive tackle Broderick Washington Jr. (ankle) is questionable. The Bengals, coming off a bye, have a clean injury report.
Jackson, who has missed two games since hurting his ankle Oct. 4, was limited in practice all week. "It's headed in the right direction," he said, adding that the call could wait until Sunday.
The Ravens (4-2) host the Bengals (3-2) at 1 p.m. Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium on CBS, with the radio call on WBAL (1090 AM) and 98 Rock (97.9 FM).
A defense without its top pass rusher, and a quarterback whose status is still uncertain.
Source: Baltimore Ravens
Also: Baltimore Ravens (2), Baltimore Ravens (3)
Drawn from public records; drafted with AI and edited by Peter Gorman before publication.
Comments
Signed comments are held for review, then published. Obvious spam is rejected before it reaches the editor. Letters and comments.
No published comments yet.