TIMELINE: Here's Who Is On Baltimore Ravens' COVID-19/Reserve List
The Baltimore Ravens have made numerous roster moves over the past week due to an outbreak of COVID-19 within the team.
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The Baltimore Ravens have made numerous roster moves over the past week due to an outbreak of COVID-19 within the team.
The Baltimore Ravens' games against the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Dallas Cowboys have been moved due to a COVID-19 outbreak among the Ravens' organization.
As the Baltimore Ravens continue to deal with a COVID-19 outbreak among the team, one player has come up with an alternative solution if they can't face off against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead has tested positive for COVID-19, per ESPN reports.
Two more Ravens players have been added to the Reserve/COVID-19 list as of Sunday morning.
The Ravens added six more players to the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Saturday, while their scheduled opponent next Tuesday, division-rival Pittsburgh Steelers, placed running back James Conner on the list, too.
The Baltimore Ravens announced Saturday the team has signed wide receiver Dez Bryant to the 53-man roster.
The Ravens game against the Steelers is being moved again, this time from Sunday to Tuesday, per ESPN reports.
Robert Griffin III is slated to start at quarterback for the Ravens against the Pittsburgh Steelers after reigning league MVP Lamar Jackson was placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson has tested positive for COVID-19, according to reports from the NFL Network.
The Baltimore Ravens said Wednesday the team has "disciplined" a staff member for conduct surrounding the recent COVID-19 cases affecting the organization.
The Ravens vs. Steelers matchup has been moved to Sunday, NFL announced Wednesday.
The Baltimore Ravens have a major game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thanksgiving and CBS Sports reporter Evan Washburn believes this matchup is important for a number of different reasons for Baltimore.
The Baltimore Ravens are continuing to conduct team activities virtually Tuesday, after several members tested positive for coronavirus late Sunday.
Multiple positive coronavirus tests has led the Ravens to shut down their facility, including two of the teams running backs.