The pressure is on for Baltimore Ravens edge rusher David Ojabo to stay healthy this season.
The Baltimore Ravens recorded a league-high 60 sacks last year, but to maintain that pass-rush this season, they'll need some players to step up.
A 2022 second-round pick out of Michigan, Ojabo has played just five games through his first two seasons. A torn Achilles at his pro day caused him to miss most of his rookie season, then another severe leg injury early this season limited him to just three games, and he only played four snaps in the third one.
When healthy, Ojabo has shown himself to be a very productive pass rusher. The Nigerian-born linebacker racked up 11 sacks in his lone season as a starter at Michigan, and he boasts outstanding athleticism for someone who stands at 6-4 and over 250 pounds. It's telling that the Ravens took him in the middle of the second round even after his Achilles injury.
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