Ravens Place QB Robert Griffin III On Injured Reserve
The Baltimore Ravens have placed quarterback Robert Griffin III on the Injured Reserve, the team announced Friday.
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The Baltimore Ravens have placed quarterback Robert Griffin III on the Injured Reserve, the team announced Friday.
As the Baltimore Ravens continue to deal with the effects of a COVID-19 outbreak among players, Head Coach John Harbaugh said Friday the team is doing what it can to avoid a similar situation that left the Denver Broncos without a quarterback for their Week 12 game against New Orleans.
Longtime sports announcer Cris Collinsworth said he is "sick" over his comments on-air during the Ravens-Steelers matchup Wednesday, when he said he was "blown away" by female Steelers fans understanding football so well.
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh declined to comment on whether or not his star quarterback, Lamar Jackson, would play in Tuesday's game against the Dallas Cowboys.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are still perfect, even amid all their imperfections.
Ravens quarterback Robert Griffin III said Wednesday that some players who tested positive for COVID-19 have had family members test positive for the virus.
A three-block stretch of West Street near M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore is now known as Mo Gaba Way in memory of the young Ravens and Orioles superfan who died earlier this year.
Trace McSorley replaced Robert Griffin III at quarterback late in Wednesday afternoon's Ravens-Steelers game.
The Ravens were held without a score on the Steelers' goal line to end the second half of Wednesday afternoon's game.
Ravens quarterback Robert Griffin III ripped off his longest run since his 2012 rookie season in Wednesday afternoon's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith left Wednesday afternoon's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers early after going down with a groin injury in the second quarter.
As the Ravens continue to move forward with the game versus the Steelers Wednesday afternoon in Pittsburgh, two of their stars are not likely to play.
The unbeaten Steelers (10-0) are scheduled to host some semblance of the Baltimore Ravens (6-4) in a game already pushed back three times, first from Thanksgiving to last Sunday, then from last Sunday to Tuesday night, then from Tuesday to Wednesday.
Wide receiver Willie Snead is among many Ravens starters who will miss Wednesday's game against the Steelers due to COVID-19.
The Ravens announced Tuesday that no additional players were added to the Reserve/COVID-19 list ahead of their Wednesday afternoon matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
