OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The Baltimore Ravens' injury-filled summer continued Monday, when the team announced special teams ace Albert McClellan tore his ACL and is out for the season.
McClellan is the 10th player that the Ravens have lost for the season since June 1. That's an average of one player lost for every nine days.
According to coach John Harbaugh, McClellan injured his knee during a non-contact drill at the end of a practice last week. His knee gave out when he tried to plant his foot and change direction.
The Ravens waited for the swelling to go down before taking an MRI, which revealed the torn ligament.