In recent news, there has been an unfortunate incident involving the Poe Ravens mascot. During a game, Poe suffered an injury that has left fans concerned and worried about his well-being. The details of the injury are still unclear, but reports suggest that it was a significant one, requiring medical attention. Poe, the beloved mascot of the Baltimore Ravens, is known for his energetic and playful demeanor that brings joy to fans of all ages. He has been a prominent figure at Ravens games and events for many years, entertaining the crowd with his acrobatic stunts and entertaining antics. His presence on the sidelines and during halftime performances has become an integral part of the game day experience for fans.

Baltimore Ravens’ Mascot ‘Poe’ Has Electric Return After Tearing ACL Earlier In The Season

Baltimore Ravens mascot ‘Poe’ wasn’t about to miss the team’s regular season home finale on Sunday night with the Pittsburgh Steelers in town. The beloved mascot made a surprising, and electric return to action after suffering a brutal injury during a preseason game earlier this year.

Poe was wheelchaired out of the tunnel on Sunday night with a cast on his left leg. After getting the crowd’s attention, Poe tossed his blanket off and jumped out of the wheelchair sending Baltimore fans into a frenzy.

It was something you’d see during a WWE show, and ‘Poe’ pulled off the stunt perfectly.

It’s nice to see the Ravens’ mascot back in action after his unfortunate injury earlier in the year.

During the preseason win over the Commanders, Poe was playing a game during halftime with some youth football players when he had to be carted off the field. He immediately grabbed his left knee when hitting the turf.

To his credit, the person inside the costume kept his headgear on and everything as he was carted off the field.

Baltimore head coach John Harbaugh delivered the news of the mascot’s torn ACL saying he “sustained a serious injury to his drumstick.”

“We’re gonna find a replacement … we’re gonna go to work on that right away. We’re gonna turn over every stone, scour everywhere and find his replacement,” Harbaugh said.

When it comes to the handling of ACL injuries, the Ravens managed this situation to perfection.

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Baltimore Ravens lose Poe the mascot to season-ending 'drumstick' injury

BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore Ravens are going to have to wing it with their mascot this season.

In a video released by the team, Ravens coach John Harbaugh "announced" Thursday that Poe is out for the season after being injured in a mascot vs. youth football team game.

"Unfortunately, he sustained a serious injury to his drumstick," Harbaugh said in the video, with his tongue firmly planted in his cheek.

Poe hurt his left knee during the halftime show of the preseason finale Saturday against the Washington Commanders. In what was supposed to be a friendly game, Poe was flushed out of the pocket and chased down from behind by a teenage player, who pushed the team's longtime mascot to the ground.

His presence on the sidelines and during halftime performances has become an integral part of the game day experience for fans. The news of Poe's injury has spread quickly on social media, with fans expressing their support and well-wishes for a speedy recovery. Many are eager to know the extent of Poe's injury and are awaiting updates from the Ravens organization.

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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson tweeted after the game: "Nooo. Them kids playing blitz."

Even though Poe immediately clutched his left leg when he fell to the ground, it took about five minutes before a cart came out for him because many thought it was part of the act. Three people lifted Poe into the cart before he was wheeled off the field at M&T Bank Stadium. To his credit, Poe remained in full costume the entire time.

A video showing how Poe was injured received over 800,000 views.

"We're going to turn over every stone, scour everywhere and find his replacement," Harbaugh said. "We're going to get right into evaluating our options and see where we go next and see if we can find someone to replace Poe."

Sources close to the team's banged-up bird say the Ravens could turn to Edgar and Allan, two mascots let go by the team because of salary-cap reasons years ago.

Head Coach John Harbaugh with a very important personnel announcement. pic.twitter.com/4VuBib5tyK

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Ravens Place Poe on Injured Reserve

The Ravens are placing Poe on injured reserve, Head Coach John Harbaugh announced Thursday.

Poe suffered a "serious injury to his drumstick" during the halftime of the Mascot Classic, a game between youth football players and several local mascots, and was carted off the field. After further tests, the Ravens concluded Poe's injury is season-ending.

"He will not be able to perform for the rest of the season," Harbaugh said. "We will find a replacement. We're going to go to work on that right away. We're going to turn over every stone, scour everywhere and find his replacement. We're going to get right into evaluating our options, see where we go next, and see if we can find somebody to replace Poe."

Hatched in 1998, Poe is a 10-time Pro Bowler. In 2016, he published his first book, "Poe’s Road Trip to Gameday" and has been part of two national TV commercials. Poe also joined military tours in Bahrain, Djibouti, Jordan and Niger.

Poe appreciated the outpouring of support after the world saw him being carted off the field on social media. Now the Ravens will move forward without their beloved mascot cheering them on from the sideline.

"Poe's injury definitely leaves some big shoes to fill for the year. It's not easy to replace a 10-time Pro Bowler," Sr. Vice President of Marketing Brad Downs said. "He's in good spirits and already eager to get back out there. We have no doubt he'll bring the same energy to his recovery and rehab that he brings to the sidelines and community every day."

Thanks for all your concerned tweets 💜

Poe took some damage to his drumstick and ruffled some feathers last night during his Mascot Classic.

We’ll continue to share updates on Poe’s status, but he’s resting comfortably in his perch awaiting further test results. pic.twitter.com/WFAHn3n4W2

An injury to such a beloved figure is not only a concern for the team but also for the fans who have grown accustomed to seeing Poe's energetic presence at games. The Ravens organization has not released any official statements regarding the nature of the injury or the expected recovery time for Poe. This lack of information has only fueled speculation and concern among fans. Many are hopeful that the injury is not too severe and that Poe will make a full recovery soon. In the meantime, fans have taken to social media to share their favorite memories of Poe and express their appreciation for his hard work and dedication to the team. The support and love shown for Poe during this difficult time demonstrate the strong bond between the mascot and the community of Ravens fans. As fans await updates on Poe's condition, it is important to remember that injuries can happen to anyone, even beloved mascots. The hope is that Poe's injury serves as a reminder of the risks associated with performing stunts and acts that entertain audiences. Ultimately, the health and well-being of the individuals who bring joy to fans should be a top priority. In conclusion, the injury to the Poe Ravens mascot has brought concern and worry to fans of the Baltimore Ravens. As the team and organization provide updates on Poe's condition, the support and well-wishes from fans continue to pour in. All are hopeful for a speedy recovery and a return to the game day experience that fans have come to know and love..

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