Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh confirmed on Wednesday that the team’s first-round rookie, Rashod Bateman, will miss a few weeks with a groin injury.
On Thursday, Harbaugh added to Bateman’s status. The coach said Bateman will have surgery on the injury in the coming days.
Here’s Harbaugh’s announcement:
Coach Harbaugh says Rashod Bateman will have surgery and expects him to return in September. pic.twitter.com/WCzcpNNxIX
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) August 12, 2021
Previously Harbaugh already confirmed that Bateman would be back in September. The coach clearly stated a day earlier that the rookie would miss “weeks not months.”
Injuries at the wide receiver position for the Ravens have continued to add up during training camp. Others having missed time include Marquise Brown, Miles Boykin and Deon Cain.
Bateman’s injury occurred on Tuesday while running a route during practice. He limped off the field reportedly grabbing the inside of his upper leg.
