John Harbaugh explains decision to sit Broderick Washington against the Bengals

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The Baltimore Ravens surprised many by listing defensive tackle Broderick Washington as inactive for their Week 11 game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Washington, who had not appeared on the injury report leading up to the game, recently signed a three-year contract extension with the team. Head Coach John Harbaugh explained that the decision was strategic, based on the opponent's formations and personnel groups. Despite being inactive, Harbaugh praised Washington's performance and called him a leader and tone-setter. Washington was the first player from the Ravens' 2020 draft class to receive a second contract.
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