The Green Bay Packers' reeling defensive line took another hit last week.
Not only did the Packers allow 307 rushing yards and four touchdowns to the Baltimore Ravens, including 216 to Derrick Henry, but they also lost Jordon Riley for the season. It's yet another injury blow to arguably the team's most depleted unit.
It forced the Packers to make a desperate roster move. They made a successful waiver claim for defensive tackle Jonathan Ford, whom the Chicago Bears waived on December 27. The Packers drafted Ford in the seventh round three years ago, but he never played a snap for them.