On Wednesday, the Baltimore Ravens released their first injury report of the week, listing ten players overall. Of these, Roquan Smith of the Ravens had a pectoral injury listed on the injury report.
It’s unknown if Smith’s pec injury occurred during the Ravens’ away game versus the 49ers in San Francisco. Smith played defense for Baltimore for 97% of the defensive play in the game and finished with a team-high eight tackles.
In the end, Smith participated in every minute of Thursday’s practice for Baltimore. The versatile linebacker took some time following practice to allay worries about his availability for the Ravens’ next home game against the Miami Dolphins.
Smith declared, “I feel great.” “You see me out there in practice — ready to go, baby.”
A vital test for Smith and the Ravens will come against the Dolphins offense, which is loaded with versatile playmakers.
“I think [they’re] a really talented team, starting at the quarterback position, but [also] starting with the head coaching position,” Smith stated. “In a way, I prefer his demeanor and charisma better from a distance. Tua, Tyreek, the outside running back, is first; he is 28 Mostert. Lots of speed in the area. It seems like it will be a fantastic one.”
The Ravens would secure the top seed in the AFC with a victory over the Dolphins.
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