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| Baltimore Ravens OT Michael Oher (knee) suffered a slightly torn meniscus in his right knee during the Divisional Round playoff game but was able to play in the AFC Championship game. Oher said he will not need surgery to repair the tear. |
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| Oakland Raiders C Stefen Wisniewski has played center and guard this season, excelling in both roles when given the opportunity. 'I'm definitely looking at it week by week, but I'm certainly happy with the way things are going,' Wisniewski said. Head coach Hue Jackson said Thursday, Nov. 17, that he has been around only one guy, as a rookie, who could come in and play this well. 'That was Michael Oher from Baltimore,' Jackson said. 'Kudos to our scouting department for seeing those characteristics in him that he demonstrated in college.' |
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| Baltimore Ravens OT Michael Oher committed two false starts in Week 2 and committed eight false starts last season, which led the team. Oher said he has been working on fixing his mistakes. |
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| Baltimore Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome said the team believes OT Michael Oher can handle the left tackle position better next season than he did this season. |
| Fantasy Impact: Oher had some struggles last season but is talented enough to get it going at the key position. |
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| Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said Wednesday, March 9, that OT Michael Oher might remain at left tackle, especially since he is uncertain if OT Jared Gaither will be back, reports Aaron Wilson, of the Carroll County Times. 'I've got no trouble with Michael Oher being out left tackle,' Harbaugh said. |
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| The Baltimore Ravens may consider moving OT Michael Oher to right tackle and look to add a left tackle this offseason, reports Aaron Wilson, of NationalFootballPost.com. |
| Fantasy Impact: Oher was very good as a right tackle his rookie season but struggled some as a left tackle this season so it makes some sense to move him back. |
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| Baltimore Ravens OT Michael Oher (ankle, knee) said he expects to play in the team's Wild Card game despite suffering ankle and knee injuries in Week 17, reports Ken Murray, of The Baltimore Sun. |
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| Baltimore Ravens OT Michael Oher (knee) suffered a knee sprain in Week 17 and is considered questionable to return to the game, reports Jamison Hensley, of The Baltimore Sun. |
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| Baltimore Ravens OT Michael Oher has committed eight false start penalties and 11 infractions overall this season, according to Aaron Wilson, of NationalFootballPost.com. |
| Fantasy Impact: Oher isn't having the best season but he is young and has time to improve. |
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| Baltimore Ravens OT Michael Oher has been called for seven false start penalties this season and offense coordinator Cam Cameron said that is likely due to the different cadences the team uses during games, reports Ken Murray, of The Baltimore Sun. 'He's trying to get it solved. We're trying to work with him. We mix our cadence up a lot. Sometimes on young tackles, it'd be easy for us to go on 'one' all the time to help them out. That would make it a lot easier, but then, what comes next? Now they're getting off on our cadence. We mix really five different cadences in there at times. We've just got to continue to grow and continue to get better,' Cameron said. |
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