Baltimore Ravens activate T.J. Tampa; elevate Edoga, Isaac
The Baltimore Ravens activated cornerback T.J. Tampa Jr. from injured reserve Saturday, the team announced. The move was announced Oct. 31, 2026, and Tampa was added to the 53-man roster ahead of Sunday’s game in Buffalo. The Ravens also elevated offensive tackle Chuma Edoga and outside linebacker Adisa Isaac from the practice squad for the game in Buffalo.
Tampa suffered a knee injury in the Ravens’ season opener against the Indianapolis Professional Football Team and returned to practice on Oct. 21. Tampa is one of the Ravens’ top backup outside cornerbacks, along with veteran Chidobe Awuzie. He appeared in all 17 games last season and saw 13% of the defensive snaps. Tampa recorded 29 tackles and one interception last season.
Nate Wiggins and Marlon Humphrey remain the Ravens’ starting outside corners and are looking to rebound after a difficult second half against Cincinnati Bengals receivers Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins last week. The elevations of Edoga and Isaac add depth for the Ravens as they prepare to face the Bills’ top-scoring offense and quarterback Josh Allen. Isaac was also elevated last week when Tavius Robinson was placed on injured reserve with a pectoral injury, but he played only on special teams.
NFL Sports Blog Take
Activating Tampa gives the Ravens a deeper option at outside corner, supported by his appearance in every game and 13% of defensive snaps last season. The elevations of Edoga and Isaac preserve depth on the offensive line and at outside linebacker while keeping a special teams option available. Tampa’s return to practice on Oct. 21 indicates he is available to contribute, and the roster moves offer Baltimore more personnel choices for the upcoming game in Buffalo. These changes reflect a focus on depth as the team prepares to face the Bills and Josh Allen.