The former Alabama linebacker returns from injured reserve and the Ravens are in a tough spot

The Baltimore Ravens brought back a linebacker Jalyn Armour-Davis to their active roster on Saturday after he spent He was on the bench injured for the previous four games due to hamstring pain.

Former Episcopate of St. Paweł i Alabama The standout’s return came just in time for the Ravens. First-round cornerback Nate Wiggins will miss Baltimore’s game against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday with a shoulder injury.

Former Hoover and Alabama star Marlon Humphrey he missed the Ravens’ previous game with a knee injuryand the linebacker’s Pro Bowl status for Sunday’s contest is listed as questionable.

Armour-Davis was among eight Alabama high school and college players who became eligible to play in Sunday’s NFL games following Saturday’s trades.

He wasn’t the only Alabama graduate to move from injured reserve to the active roster on Saturday: The Miami Dolphins have activated quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.

Denver Broncos linebacker Kwon Alexander (Oxford), San Francisco 49ers kicker Anders Carlson (Chestnut) and Seattle Seahawks cornerback Josh Jobe (Alabama) made their 2024 season debuts last week, being promoted to the practice squad and playing starting roles. They are back on active status for Sunday’s games.

Jobe played 65 snaps in Seattle’s secondary in a 34-14 victory over the Atlanta Falcons, Alexander played 21 snaps in Denver’s 33-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints and Carlson scored two field goals, including a 55-yarder, in San Francisco Lost 28-18 to the Kansas City Chiefs.

On Sunday, the Seahawks will play the Buffalo Bills, the Broncos will play the Carolina Panthers, and the 49ers will play the Dallas Cowboys.

Each NFL team can upgrade two practice squad players to active status per game.