Coach Harbaugh assures fans that Ravens’ RB Keaton Mitchell’s shoulder injury isn’t severe, and shares QB Josh Johnson’s excitement about WR Zay Flowers. Get the details here.
In a post-game update, Ravens’ head coach John Harbaugh provided reassuring news regarding the health of his team, despite the end of their remarkable 24-game preseason win streak.
First and foremost, Coach Harbaugh addressed concerns about running back Keaton Mitchell, who left the game with a shoulder injury. Harbaugh stated that Mitchell’s shoulder injury is not a serious one, bringing a sigh of relief to Ravens fans.
Furthermore, Harbaugh emphasized that there were no significant injuries to report from the game, indicating that the team appears to be in good health overall.
Ravens quarterback Josh Johnson took a moment to share his excitement about wide receiver Zay Flowers. He described Flowers as a unique talent and expressed his belief that Flowers is poised to become an exciting player on the Ravens’ roster.
Harbaugh also shared his thoughts on the end of the Ravens’ preseason win streak. Despite the streak coming to an end, he expressed pride in his team’s fighting spirit and their overall performance in the game.
As the Ravens move forward, these updates provide a sense of relief and optimism for both the team and its fans. With no serious injuries to key players and the promise of emerging talents like Zay Flowers, the Ravens have much to look forward to in the upcoming season.
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