If there was one thing that defined the Baltimore Ravens’ 2021 season, it was health, or more specifically, lack thereof. Every team deals with injuries in every season, but the Ravens’ squad from a year ago was littered with them, with Lamar Jackson’s bone bruise that ended his season early serving as the exclamation point.
But this is a team that kicked things off by losing all three of their top running backs to season-ending injuries over the course of weeks just before the regular season started, headed by J.K. Dobbins, their very promising second-round draft pick in 2020.