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Baltimore Ravens Provide Injury Update on Key Rookies and Fan Favorite.

The Baltimore Ravens are currently in a relatively healthy state, but a few of their rookies are dealing with injuries.

Before the start of training camp, the team placed third-round pick Adisa Isaac, an outside linebacker, on the non-football injury list and fourth-round cornerback T.J. Tampa on the physically unable to perform list. These updates came as a blow to the team and its fans, who had high hopes for the newcomers.

 

Adisa Isaac has been sidelined since rookie minicamp due to a soft tissue injury in his lower leg, an issue that has plagued him since before the NFL Combine.

T.J. Tampa, who underwent sports hernia surgery, participated in Organized Team Activities (OTAs) but has been unable to practice fully. Head Coach John Harbaugh addressed the status of these players, along with undrafted rookie Yvandy Rigby, after a recent practice session.

Coach Harbaugh explained that both Rigby and Isaac are dealing with typical soft tissue injuries that rookies often face after the rigors of the Combine and initial training.

“Rigby [and Isaac], those guys are [working through a] soft tissue, lower leg [injury] – the typical things that happen to rookies sometimes coming off the Combine and all that,” Harbaugh said. He noted that Isaac’s struggles began before the Combine, while Rigby’s issues arose shortly after his arrival.

Regarding Tampa, Harbaugh mentioned that his sports hernia surgery is not unusual but certainly frustrating for the player.

Tampa had the sports hernia surgery, so those are all not unusual [injuries]. [It’s] certainly frustrating for those guys.

They want to be out here, but you can’t bring them out too soon, or they do it again, and then you have [to wait] another five to six weeks,” Harbaugh elaborated.

 

The team’s approach is to ensure that these players are fully healed before they return to the field to prevent further setbacks.

The Ravens are taking a cautious approach with these injured rookies, holding them back slightly to ensure they are ready when they return.

This strategy aims to avoid re-injury and additional recovery time. Harbaugh emphasized that while it is frustrating for the players to be sidelined, the long-term health and readiness of these rookies are the team’s priorities.

In conclusion, the Baltimore Ravens have provided a detailed injury update on their rookies, with Adisa Isaac, T.J. Tampa, and Yvandy Rigby all dealing with various ailments.

Despite these setbacks, the team’s cautious approach aims to ensure these players return fully recovered and ready to contribute. Fans and the organization alike are eager to see these promising rookies back in action once they have healed.