Teddye Buchanan’s Knee Injury Strikes in Cincinnati
Ravens rookie linebacker Teddye Buchanan faced a significant knee injury during a game in Cincinnati. The incident occurred while he was covering a punt late in the first quarter. Without contact, he suddenly went down, prompting concerns from teammates and coaches.
Knee Injury Updates
Following the injury, Buchanan walked off the field with some assistance. However, he was later transported to the locker room on a cart, and officials ruled him out for the remainder of the game. Head Coach John Harbaugh expressed initial concern, stating, “We’ll know tomorrow, but I don’t think it looks good initially.”
Buchanan’s Impact on the Ravens’ Defense
Buchanan, a fourth-round draft pick, has been instrumental in the Ravens’ defensive strategies this season. He has started in 12 of the 13 games played and boasts a remarkable 74% participation rate in defensive snaps.
- Current season tackles: 91 (second-most on the team)
- Tackles for loss: 5
- Sacks: 0.5
After Buchanan’s exit, Trenton Simpson stepped in alongside Roquan Smith and recorded nine tackles. This incident highlights the unpredictable nature of football and the constant need for teams to adapt to injuries.
