Emery Jones Jr. has a Labrum injury; expected until the training camp is issued

The Baltimore Ravens started with their rookie miniamp this week and welcomed them to the NFL in their design class 2025 and non -dracked signatures for their first foretaste. Unfortunately, it was announced that one of their best draft picks will not participate – and possibly no action for a longer time.

According to Jeff Zrebiec from The Athletic, head coach John Harbaugh told reporters that offensive Tackle Emory Jones Jones, who selected the team in the third round of LSU, has a Labrum injury and is expected to at least at least affected the training camp.

The ravens traditionally seem to have at least one rookie with an injury from the goal, and this year is obviously no different. Last season, Adisa Isaac accidentally suffered a thigh injury at the beginning of the Rookie Minicamp injuries of 2024.

Fortunately for Jones it is as early as an injury could have, so he will have enough time to return to 100%. If the reported timeline turns out to be correct and Jones is back to the training camp, he would give him to recover until mid -July. If his injury stays longer and he is forced to miss part of the training camp, he could still return in time to participate in the previous season in August.

Jones, who played with the right tackle at the LSU, is expected to move inwards to protect the Ravens or at least get repetitions there early. The Ravens are on site at both starting places and designed another offensive duel, Carson Vinson, and at the same time signed the veteran Joseph Notboom shortly after the design.

You have typed the draft triple by selecting Jones' college teammate Garrett Dellinger, an offensive guard in the seventh round. To mention that the ravens along the offensive line are not too short.

Jones' absence will give Vinson, Dellinger and other young offensive -lineman the chance to take over more repetitions and possibly develop a larger role. If he returns later this summer, Jones has to catch up a bit.