Before the start of Week 4, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh discussed Marcus Williams‘ health.
John Harbaugh, the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, provided an update on Marcus Williams’ recovery from injury.
“It’s great to have him back out there,” “Obviously he’s been working hard and that’s a big, big plus for us.”
He was asked if Williams could play next week and the answer was positive,
“I think we’ll see on Sunday,” “You don’t know until you get there and you practice and we’ll see what happens. See if he can do it.”
Coach Harbaugh on S Marcus Williams: pic.twitter.com/OWLMze0aM3
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) September 29, 2023
Ravens Need Williams Now More Than Ever
Prior to Baltimore’s Week 4 game against the Cleveland Browns, Williams is rated as questionable. He had a pectoral injury in Week 1’s victory over the Houston Texans, which is the condition in question.
Williams’ season might have been over if he had chosen to have surgery to fix the damage. The choice of whether to have the operation or continue playing was ultimately up to the safety.
Marcus Williams in action
In order to play again this season, the 27-year-old safety made the decision to forgo the operation. Williams could be of assistance to the Ravens given the number of injured players on their roster at the moment.
In just 10 games the previous year, he tied his career high for interceptions with four. Due to a fractured wrist he sustained throughout the season, his year was cut short.
When Baltimore travels to face Cleveland on October 1 at 1 p.m., they will ideally have Williams available. The AFC North’s top spot will either be tied for by the game’s winner or be his alone.
