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Jensen (elbow) will be available for Saturday's contest against the Texans, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

Jensen drew a questionable designation due to an elbow injury suffered in Week 15. However, he was able to practice fully for consecutive days to end the week, rendering this decision relatively unsurprising. He has yet to miss a snap this season.

Jensen (elbow) is questionable for Saturday's game against the Texans, Carmen Vitali of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

Jensen got hurt against the Lions in Week 15 but has been able to practice fully two days in a row. He has yet to miss a snap this season and looks on track to continue that streak.

Jensen (back) is active for Sunday's Week 4 tilt against the Rams, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

Jensen worked back to a limited practice Friday, and it's now confirmed he'll be ready to go at the all-important center position versus an aggressive Rams front that's adept at getting to the quarterback.

Jensen (back) is officially listed as questionable ahead of Sunday's contest versus the Rams.

Jensen was able to practice in limited fashion Friday after being sidelined earlier in the week. That is enough to provide some optimism regarding his chances of suiting up for Week 4. However, If he ends up being unable to go, look for Earl Watford to replace him at center.

Jensen started and played 10 snaps in Friday's preseason game against the Dolphins.

Jensen missed minicamp in June with a back issue but seems to be recovered now. He'll look to play all 16 games again as he did last season.

Jensen did not participate in minicamp Tuesday due to a back injury, Greg Auman of The Athletic reports.

At this time, it's unknown how severe Jensen's back injury is. Mike Liedtke will likely continue taking first-team snaps at center for as long as Jensen is out.

Jensen (illness) is active for Monday's game against the Steelers, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

Jensen carried a questionable designation heading into Week 3, but he seems to have shaken whatever illness he was dealing with. He and the rest of Tampa Bay's offensive line will look to help get the running game going against the Steelers after the Bucs logged the least rushing yards in the NFL (155) through the season's first two games.

Jensen is questionable for Monday's game against the Steelers due to illness, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.

The specifics of Jensen's illness are unclear. If he's unable to play, the team will be without their starting center. Look for Evan Smith to draw the spot start if Jensen is ultimately held out.

Jensen signed a four-year contract with the Buccaneers on Friday, Jenna Laine of ESPN.com reports.

Jensen started all 16 games for the Ravens in 2017 and was able to secure a lucrative contract with the Buccaneers. The 26-year-old should play a pivotal role on Tampa Bay's offensive line in 2018.

Jensen, a restricted free agent, signed his contract tender with the Ravens on Wednesday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Baltimore Sun reports.

The terms of Jensen's deal weren't specified. The fifth-year Southern Colorado product is currently penciled in as the Ravens' backup center ahead of the 2017 season.

The Ravens announced on Friday that tight end Phillip Supernaw, safety Brynden Trawick, cornerback Rashaan Melvin and offensive lineman Ryan Jensen signed their exclusive-rights free agent tenders.

Supernaw was mostly a reserve in 2014 and had two catches for 27 yards. Trawick is a backup safety that plays on special teams coverage units. Melvin was signed off of the Dolphins' practice squad after injuries decimated the cornerbacks. Jensen was a 2013 draft pick that ended up spending the majority of 2014 on the practice squad.

Ravens cornerback Rashaan Melvin, safety Brynden Trawick and offensive lineman Ryan Jensen signed exclusive-rights tenders Tuesday, the Baltimore Sun has reported. The former signed for $585,000 while the latter's tender is worth $510,000.

Neither deal includes guaranteed money or a signing bonus.

Melvin started two of three games he played in 2014 and recently underwent shoulder surgery. Trawick played in all but two games last season and registered seven tackles. Jensen was active for just one game in 2014.

The Ravens have declared the following players as inactive for Saturday's divisional round game against the Patriots: Chris Greenwood, Steven Means, Terrence Cody, Ryan Jensen, Casey Walker, Phillip Supernaw and DeAngelo Tyson.

The Ravens listed the following players as inactive for Sunday’s game against the Texans: Wide receiver Michael Campanaro, cornerback Chris Greenwood, linebacker Arthur Brown, defensive tackle Terrence Cody, guard Gino Gradkowski, offensive lineman Ryan Jensen and defensive tackle Casey Walker.

Defensive lineman Chris Canty (ankle) was listed as questionable, but is active for the game. Canty has not been able to practice all week.

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The Ravens elevated offensive lineman Ryan Jensen from the practice squad to the active roster, reports the Baltimore Sun.

The Ravens are down to 53 players, thanks to a series of Saturday cuts.

The offensive players now gone are linemen Parker Graham, A.Q. Shipley and Ryan Jensen, tight end Phillip Supernaw, quarterback Keith Wenning and running back Fitzgerald Toussaint.

Those on defense include defensive backs Dominique Franks, Derek Cox, Tramain Jacobs and Sammy Seamster, linebacker John Simon and linemen Jamie Meder and A.J. Pataiali'i.

The team also placed wide receiver Jeremy Butler on injured reserve.

The Ravens have cut A.Q. Shipley, who started nine games last season, and fellow guard Ryan Jensen.

Also gone is rookie quarterback Keith Wenning as the team is set to go with two players at that position on its roster to start the regular season.

The Ravens have made DL Art Jones, CB Asa Jackson, S Omar Brown, C Ryan Jensen, WR Deonte Thompson, LB John Simon and TE Dallas Clark inactive Week 17.

Clark appears to be a healthy scratch, as he came into the game without any injury issues. Elvis Dumervil, Ray Rice and Torrey Smith will play.

The Ravens have ruled out defensive back Asa Jackson, safety Omar Brown, linebacker Albert McClellan, center Ryan Jensen, wide receiver Deonte Thompson, tight end Dallas Clark and defensive tackle Brandon Williams inactive for Sunday's home game against the Patriots in Week 16.

The Ravens declared these players inactive for the game at Detroit: safeties Brynden Trawick (ankle) and Omar Brown, running back Bernard Scott, center Ryan Jensen, wideout Deonte Thompson, linebacker John Simon and defensive tackle Brandon Williams.