Head coach John Harbaugh wants everything to go smoothly throughout training camp and minimize any injuries as much as he can, especially when it comes to his finest players, because the Baltimore Ravens are hoping to make it to the Super Bowl in 2024.
The Ravens’ top priority going forward is ensuring that their star quarterback, Lamar Jackson, will be healthy for the start of the season. That way, when Week 1 kicks off on September 5 against the Kansas City Chiefs, the team will have the best defense against the league’s MVP.
Center Tyler Linderbaum, who just had his first Pro Bowl season with the Ravens, is a vital component in keeping Jackson fit and productive on the football field.
Unfortunately, Linderbaum had a minor injury during practice and is being held out as a precaution, according to Harbaugh via the team’s Twitter account.
Tyler is currently out, according to Harbaugh. They’re assessing him in a way. We’re going to wait him out because he was in some discomfort. Naturally, we will exercise extreme caution when it comes to Tyler.
The Ravens will undoubtedly put Linderbaum’s health first. In addition to watching out for Jackson, they will also be considering the health of seasoned rookie Derrick Henry, who will be used as a backup running back in 2024.
Naturally, Harbaugh did not elaborate much on Linderbaum’s situation, but as of right now, it doesn’t appear to be a big deal.
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