Tavius Robinson ruled out for season with pectoral injury

The Baltimore Ravens will be without outside linebacker Tavius Robinson for the remainder of the season following a pectoral injury. Head Coach Jesse Minter confirmed the news on Friday.

Robinson, in his fourth year, was having a breakout season, leading the team with 3.5 sacks and eight quarterback hits through six weeks. He had also recorded 18 tackles and was playing a career-high 72% of the team’s defensive snaps.

To fill the void in the defensive rotation, the Ravens are expected to rely on rookie outside linebackers Zion Young and Ethan Burke.