The Pittsburgh Steelers have plenty of reasons to keep a close eye on the Baltimore Ravens throughout the 2026 NFL season. The two AFC North rivals have yet to meet this year, but Baltimore has already made an interesting move involving a player who recently spent time in Pittsburgh.
The Baltimore Ravens added veteran safety Rayshawn Jenkins to the practice squad Monday, bringing in a seasoned defensive back to reinforce a secondary dealing with injury and recent struggles.
The Baltimore Ravens are 4-3 on the campaign after suffering a 35-13 Week 7 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. It was an ugly outing for the team, especially for the defense, as they got lit up by Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins.
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Rayshawn Jenkins has not needed to wait long to line up his next gig. Shortly after his Steelers release, the veteran safety is set to remain in the AFC North.
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Jordan Schultz reports the Ravens are signing S Rayshawn Jenkins. Jenkins, 32, is a former fourth-round pick of the Chargers back in 2017 out of Miami.
Pittsburgh’s safety room got thinner Wednesday. The Steelers released veteran Rayshawn Jenkins before practice, which puts even more on the rookie the team was already betting on in September.
The Steelers opened the 21-day practice window of starting safety DeShon Elliott on 13 days ago, but he may not need to use the remaining eight days of the window to sit this weekend.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made another roster move as they prepare for their upcoming matchup against the New Orleans Saints in Paris. With the organization continuing to evaluate its personnel during an important stretch of the 2026 NFL season, Pittsburgh has reportedly decided to part ways with veteran defensive back Rayshawn Jenkins.
The Pittsburgh Steelers shook up their defensive roster ahead of their Week 7 contest against the New Orleans Saints. As the team prepares for an international flight to Paris, France, one of the veteran defenders was informed that he won't be on the flight or on the active roster moving forward.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers announced they have released veteran S Rayshawn Jenkins. Safety has been a sore spot for Pittsburgh this season and Jenkins has unfortunately been part of the problem. Jenkins, 32, is a former fourth-round pick of the Chargers back in 2017 out of Miami.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have one of the largest rookie classes in the NFL after the organization drafted 10 players back in April. The franchise originally went into the event with 12 selections, but two of them were used to maneuver the draft board.
The Pittsburgh Steelers made a significant change at safety during their Week 4 loss to the Cleveland Browns, and former Steelers outside linebacker James Harrison believes the move was long overdue.
The Pittsburgh Steelers gave James Harrison plenty to be frustrated about during their 27-24 loss to the Cleveland Browns, but one defensive personnel decision seemingly pushed the franchise legend over the edge.
One of the late training camp pickups for the Pittsburgh Steelers was the signing of Rayshawn Jenkins. The nine-year veteran came to Pittsburgh to add depth at safety, though the team could still use a traditional free safety.
A pair of late additions to the Pittsburgh Steelers roster might become indispensible players for the defense this season. Neither safety Rayshawn Jenkins, nor inside linebacker Elandon Roberts were on the Steelers' initial 90-man (technically 91 man, shoutout Julius Welschoff and the NFL's International Pathway Program) roster.
The Pittsburgh Steelers entered training camp expecting their secondary to be one of the deepest areas on the roster. The depth has already been tested.
The Pittsburgh Steelers made a notable roster adjustment on Sunday, releasing veteran safety Darnell Savage in order to sign fellow experienced defensive back Rayshawn Jenkins to a one-year contract.
The Pittsburgh Steelers just made a very surprising move. Only a week into training camp, the team has released veteran defensive back Darnell Savage, who signed with the team this offseason.
On Saturday, the Pittsburgh Steelers signed veteran safety Rayshawn Jenkins to a one-year contract, adding an experienced option to their secondary heading into the second week of training camp after he impressed the team in a workout.
The Pittsburgh Steelers consistently boast one of the top defenses in the NFL. A signing on Saturday afternoon further boosted Pittsburgh's chances of once again having an outstanding defense in 2026.
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Xavier Legette didn't figure to be in for a long night in his team's first preseason game on Friday night. Turns out it was much shorter than anticipated.
RENTON, Wash. - Returning to practice after missing the previous four games on Wednesday, the Seattle Seahawks will have some interesting decisions to make at the safety position with Rayshawn Jenkins back in the fold.
The Jacksonville Jaguars began the tough process of trimming their roster and salary cap this week, which meant parting ways with several key veterans.
After going into last season with largely the same defense they trotted out in 2022, the Jaguars are making changes.
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