Ryan Jensen is an American football center for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the National Football League. He was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the sixth round of the 2013 NFL Draft.
Ryan Jensen: Martial arts| Knee injury video| Coach| Injury video
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Martial arts:
Ravens center Ryan Jensen isn’t the only Jensen you’d have to worry about in a dark alley.
Jensen is the guy who stuck up for Joe Flacco after he was nearly decapitated by Dolphins linebacker Kiko Alonso. Jensen’s also the guy who pridefully calls himself an “annoying mosquito.”
Well, Jensen is also a guy who comes from a tail-kicking Taekwondo family.
Knee injury video:
It seems like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ offensive line will be without one of its key cogs for the 2022 season.
Center Ryan Jensen suffered a knee injury on Thursday that the Bucs’ staff fears is season-ending, NFL Network reports.
Coach:
Buccaneers center Ryan Jensen is expected to miss months after suffering a left knee injury during practice Thursday, coach Todd Bowles said Friday.
“We don’t know the severity of it, per se, but I do know he’ll miss some significant time, up to a couple months,” Bowles said.
“Whether he’ll be back later in the season, November or December, depends on what they find. But he won’t be available any time soon.”
Injury video:
Jensen went down in clear pain, letting out a scream on his way to the ground and tossed his helmet. Practice was briefly paused as trainers checked on him, but he was carted off and taken for tests.
General manager Jason Licht said after the practice that he felt “terrible” about his center.
“That usually happens when you have a player like Ryan, who’s obviously such a very good player but also a great person and leader,” he added, via The Athletic. “His toughness, things like that about him define him.”
