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Ravens’ RB Owen Wright Suffers Preseason Foot Fracture

Ravens RB Owen Wright suffers a broken foot in the final preseason game, sidelining him for weeks.

In a heart-wrenching turn of events during the preseason finale against the Packers, Ravens running back Owen Wright has suffered a broken foot, Raven’s head coach John Harbaugh confirmed on Saturday. This gut-wrenching news hits harder than a linebacker on a free blitz.

A Lasting Impression: Wright’s Final Play and Uncertain Injury

Wright’s final touch of the preseason came on a dazzling 27-yard kick return that electrified the crowd. Like a flash in a pan, his burst of speed and agility left fans eagerly anticipating his inclusion in the regular season. However, the excitement was short-lived as it remains a mystery where exactly he sustained the injury. It’s akin to finding a needle in a haystack.

Fierce Competition in the Backfield

The competition for the coveted No. 3 spot in the Ravens’ backfield was heating up faster than a summer day in Lima, with Wright vying fiercely against rookie fifth-round pick Rasheen Ali. Wright, who spent last year sharpening his skills on the practice squad, was ready to turn heads. Ali, fresh off recovering from a stinger sustained in the first preseason game, had just returned to practice this week but didn’t see action on Saturday.

Wright’s Preseason Performance

Let’s take a quick stroll down memory lane. Owen Wright showcased his potential in the three preseason games he played, tallying up 18 carries for 52 yards. Like clockwork, he also made 23 yards and a touchdown from two receptions, and he averaged an impressive 30 yards on four kickoff returns. This guy was literally running like his hair was on fire!

More Injury Woes for the Ravens

Turning our attention to the defensive side of things, cornerback Trayvon Mullen dislocated his shoulder – talk about adding insult to injury! Like an unlucky hand dealt in a card game, Coach Harbaugh mentioned that Mullen would undergo further evaluation. As if that wasn’t enough to fill a medical tent, rookie center Nick Samac was carted off the field, though an update on his condition remains pending.

The Ravens are facing a wave of challenges that could rival any telenovela plot, but the heart and passion within this team are undeniable. As the regular season approaches, all eyes will be on how they rise to these obstacles.

Stay tuned, folks, because if there’s one thing we know, the Ravens thrive in the face of adversity and always have a twist in their tale.

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