Ravens' Madubuike ramps up activity, but Week 1 availability still in doubt
Baltimore defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike has increased his on-field workload as he recovers from a neck injury that sidelined him for most of last season. The team opted not to place him on injured reserve when setting its initial 53-man roster, indicating they expect him back within the first four games. However, his status for the season opener remains uncertain as he continues to progress.
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Madubuike's increased workload represents a meaningful step in his recovery from the neck injury that cost him nearly all of last season. By declining to place him on injured reserve when finalizing the 53-man roster, Baltimore signaled confidence that he will be available within the first four weeks.
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