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Reserve safety Cook lost for season due to broken leg

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BALTIMORE โ€” Have already lost defensive lineman Ryan McBean to a season-ending injury in the preseason opener, the Ravens can add Emanuel Cook to the list as the reserve safety suffered a broken right leg in Thursdayโ€™s 48-17 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The injury occurred early in the second half when Cook collided with teammate Anthony Allen on kickoff coverage. Cookโ€™s lower right leg was immobilized before he was carted off the M&T Bank Stadium field. The 24-year-old posted on his Twitter account that he was undergoing surgery late Thursday night.
โ€œOne of my favorite guys broke his leg,โ€ coach John Harbaugh said following the game. โ€œHeโ€™s had a really good camp. Heโ€™s one of our most valuable special teams guys from last year. That was tough.โ€
Cook was the primary backup to free safety Ed Reed, and his loss likely increases the chances of both fourth-round pick Christian Thompson and rookie free agent Omar Brown making the 53-man roster.
The Ravens suffered another hit at safety as veteran Sean Considine suffered a concussion for the second week in a row. After last week was labeled as Considine being โ€œdingedโ€ in Harbaughโ€™s words, the one sustained against Jacksonville is a bigger concern.
โ€œThis one weโ€™ll have to look at really hard,โ€ Harbaugh said.
Linebacker Sergio Kindle did not play in Thursdayโ€™s game despite not being listed among the inactives prior to kickoff.

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