The (4-2) Baltimore Ravens host the (3-2) Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium in Week 7 of the regular season. One injury to monitor is leading-sacker Tavius Robinson, who suffered an apparent pectoral injury last week after playing a season-low 31 defensive snaps. Robinson was a non-participant Wednesday and Thursday, a concerning sign for his availability on Sunday.
The Baltimore Ravens get devastating news for leading sacker
During Friday’s press conference, Jesse Minter provided an injury update on Tavius Robinson, as reported by Sam Cohn of The Baltimore Sun. Minter said Robinson will miss the rest of the season with the aforementioned pectoral injury and will be placed on injured reserve. He finishes with 18 tackles, three tackles for loss, eight quarterback hits, 3.5 sacks, and one forced fumble in six games. This leaves the Ravens with only four EDGE rushers on the active roster: Trey Hendrickson, Mike Green, Zion Young, and Ethan Burke, along with Adisa Isaac and Kaimon Rucker on the practice squad.
Ravens OLB Tavius Robinson (pectoral) is out for the year, per HC Jesse Minter.
— Sam Cohn (@samdcohn) October 23, 2026
Mike Green will likely take over in the starting lineup, while Zion Young and Ethan Burke will take on expanded roles. Green started in the two games that Trey Hendrickson missed this season. Young has averaged 35% of defensive snaps, and Burke has averaged 10%.
The Ravens could elevate either Adisa Isaac or Kaimon Rucker to the game-day roster for extra depth.
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