Ravens coach John Harbaugh spoke with an “optimistic” Tyus Bowser final week and stated the skin linebacker may very well be nearing a return to apply.
“I can’t say it’s a guarantee,” Harbaugh stated Monday. “It’s a knee that’s a little angry at times. But who knows? Maybe we’ll get Tyus back. We’ll see how that goes in the next few weeks.”
Bowser has been on the non-football damage listing all season. He would add depth and flexibility to a place group that has held up nicely with Odafe Oweh, Jadeveon Clowney, Kyle Van Noy and Malik Harrison sharing snaps.
Bowser declined to remark final week when a number of reporters approached him within the locker room to ask about his standing. Bowser stated on his podcast on Oct. 17 that he’s “feeling great” and “moving around very well.”
In August, Harbaugh stated that Bowser was coping with an “agitated knee” however that he anticipated him to be again by the beginning of the season.
Harbaugh stated the Ravens got here out of their victory over the Arizona Cardinals with “nothing major” by way of new accidents.
He stated cornerback Damarion “Pepe” Williams and outdoors linebacker Malik Hamm, each recovering from ankle accidents, are near being prepared to come back off injured reserve. “So you’re going to have to make some decisions there,” Harbaugh stated, alluding to the roster tweaks that could be required to create space for returning gamers.
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