Ravens Say Progress Is Positive on Nnamdi Madubuike’s Recovery

General manager Eric DeCosta said medical signs look encouraging and the team expects clearer information within two weeks as it prepares for training camp.

Overview

DeCosta described Madubuike’s recovery as pointing in the right direction and told reporters the Ravens expect to share more definitive updates within about two weeks.
Madubuike missed almost all of the 2025 season after a neck injury that required surgical repair and limited him to two games.
His earlier production — 19.5 sacks and 50 quarterback hits across 2023–24 plus two sacks in 2025 — made him a key interior pass rusher for the Ravens.
A return to form would restore a significant pass‑rush element for new head coach Jesse Minter and could materially affect Baltimore’s defensive plans for a playoff push.
The situation remains a developing medical matter without a firm clearance or timeline, and the team is monitoring his rehab closely as training camp approaches.