John Harbaugh speaks on potential big plans for Ravens' latest unsung hero
Tylan Wallace rose to the occasion in the Baltimore Ravens' overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams. The Ravens called on Wallace to return punts after Devin Duverney suffered a back injury during the contest. The third-year wide receiver ended up returning three punts against the Rams, including one that went the distance for a walk-off 76-yard […]
Tylan Wallace rose to the occasion in the Baltimore Ravens' overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams.
The Ravens called on Wallace to return punts after Devin Duverney suffered a back injury during the contest. The third-year wide receiver ended up returning three punts against the Rams, including one that went the distance for a walk-off 76-yard touchdown.
Duvernay may go on to miss more time due to his back injury. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said during a press conference on Monday that Duvernay could be sidelined for "more than a week."
If Duvernay ends up missing any games due to his ailment, then Harbaugh plans to call on Wallace to once again be the team’s go-to punt returner.
"I think he's earned it," Harbaugh said on Monday.
Wallace had not returned a single punt in his career prior to the Ravens’ home game against the Rams. He did log a total of four punt returns during his four-season run at Oklahoma State.
The Ravens will hit the road in Week 15 for a clash with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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