It has been a tough season of injuries for the Baltimore Ravens. And Kyle Hamilton recently joined the issue with his own setback. And Hamilton got an eye-opening injury update after leaving the game against the Jaguars, according to a post on X by Jamison Hensley.
“Ravens coach Jesse Minter doesn't believe safety Kyle Hamilton will miss time. Hamilton left Thursday's game with a hip injury. ‘Everything looks fairly good,’ Minter said.
That should be a sigh of relief to Ravens fans, who have had a lot of opportunity to relax from the injuries this season. Most notably, the loss of quarterback Lamar Jackson has throttled the team’s hopes of a big season.
Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton trying to push through
The Ravens haven’t been able to get consistent results this season. That’s true even on the defensive side of the ball. Hamilton said the team’s second-half problems have been concerning, according to USA Today. He said the team needs to string together a full game.
“Haven’t done a lot of that on the defensive end,” Hamilton said. “That’s solely on us. And we got to get that fixed. I think we’ve had great moments. I think we’ve had good games, even. But there’s always something to improve on, whether you give up zero points or 30 points.
“I think, for us, it’s a mindset, mentality. Like, how to respond to things happening. It’s been a theme and something that we want to kind of shake. Everybody’s doing their best to get that done.”
Hamilton said the team needs to fight for even the smallest of victories on each play.
“It’s not giving up an inch,” he said. “If a bad play happens, being able to reset and refocus on the sideline and all that stuff. That all plays into a game.
“I think we have to perfect that process throughout the season and hopefully get to that point where we feel confident trusting one another to do that.”