Former Steelers safety joins AFC North rival
Former Pittsburgh Steelers safety Rayshawn Jenkins has found a new home in the AFC North.
Recent reports indicate a former Pittsburgh Steelers safety has signed with the Baltimore Ravens. According to NFL reporter Jordan Schultz, Rayshawn Jenkins, a 10-year veteran who has played 92 games during his career, has joined the Ravens' practice squad. Jenkins, who started his NFL career with the Los Angeles Chargers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Seattle Seahawks, and Cleveland Browns before joining the Steelers, played 188 snaps during his brief tenure with Pittsburgh, recording 16 tackles.
While it remains unclear whether Jenkins will be able to provide the Ravens with valuable insights into the Cleveland defense, Steelers fans can look forward to extensive coverage of the Ravens' games, especially Week 15 and Week 18, when the two AFC North rivals face off. For the latest Steelers news, including roster updates and injury reports, follow Steelers Wire on X and like the Steelers Wire Facebook page.
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