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The Baltimore Ravens were completely dominated by the Cincinnati Bengals last game, as they lost by a 35-13 final score.
This loss was even more brutal when noting that the Ravens entered the second half with a 13-0 lead. Now, following their embarrassing Week 7 loss to the Bengals, the Ravens have added a new veteran defensive back to their depth.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Ravens have signed defensive back Rayshawn Jenkins to their practice squad. This comes after he was released by the Pittsburgh Steelers just a few days ago.
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Seeing the Ravens add a veteran like Jenkins to their practice squad is understandable. Their defense could use a boost, and Jenkins could provide them with that if he earns a spot on their active roster. Thus, there is no risk in Baltimore taking a look at a veteran like Jenkins for their practice squad.
Jenkins appeared in six games this season with the Steelers before being released, where he posted 16 combined tackles. This is after he had 45 tackles in 17 games with the Cleveland Browns last season.
In 145 career NFL games over 10 seasons, Jenkins has recorded 5.5 sacks and 578 combined tackles.
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