Baltimore Ravens first round pick Breshad Perriman hasn't practiced since July 30th, prompting the Ravens to give him another MRI.
The MRI result on the wide receiver's knee was normal, according to The Baltimore Sun.
"It came back essentially normal," Harbaugh told The Baltimore Sun. "It’s just gone slower that our doctors anticipated it would. So we wanted to get an MRI to see if there’s something we didn’t know about and there wasn’t. It’s normal. There’s just still a little bit of swelling, still a little bit of a sprain. That’s what they call it. We’re just going to keep working on it."
Perriman was expected to take over for Torrey Smith as the Ravens' deep threat, but hasn't had much of a chance with his knee injury.
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