Ravens' Trey Hendrickson Has Finger Surgery, Out Against Titans
Baltimore's top pass rusher will miss Sunday's game after undergoing surgery for a broken finger.
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Baltimore Ravens outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson underwent surgery for a broken finger and will be sidelined for Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans.
Hendrickson has been Baltimore's top pass rusher this season, and his absence removes a key disruptive force from the Ravens' front seven for the matchup.
The team has not announced a specific timetable for Hendrickson's return beyond ruling him out for this week's game against Tennessee.
Baltimore will need other pass rushers to step up in Hendrickson's absence as the team looks to contain the Titans' offense.
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