Ravens make two roster moves after 34-31 win over Cowboys
The Ravens waived linebacker Carl Jones Jr. and released wide receiver Shedrick Jackson from the practice squad entering Week 4
The Baltimore Ravens implemented two roster changes on Tuesday, following their 34-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys. First, they waived linebacker Carl Jones Jr., who had previously joined the team's practice squad after roster reductions. Jones was then elevated to the active roster for the season opener against the Indianapolis Colts.
The Ravens subsequently signed him to the active roster on September 19, after placing cornerback T.J. Tampa Jr. on injured reserve. Jones' departure creates an opening on Baltimore's 53-man roster as they prepare to host the Tennessee Titans in Week 4. The second change involved releasing wide receiver Shedrick Jackson from the practice squad.
The Ravens signed him to the practice squad on September 22, providing the team with another developmental option at wide receiver before their trip to Rio de Janeiro. However, Baltimore released Jackson eight days later without promoting him to the game-day roster. GM Eric DeCosta now has the flexibility to adjust both the active roster and practice squad following the team's victory.
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