Prior to being drafted by the Ravens in 2019, Marshall had been a four-year starter at USC. Injuries have limited the former Trojan to just three career games with Baltimore and four defensive snaps. At 25-years old, Marshall may find another opportunity as teams prepare to kickoff training camp.

Marshall has been out all season with the injury and primarily should fill a special-teams role for Baltimore. Cyrus Jones was waived in a corresponding move.

Marshall has spent the entirety of his rookie year thus far on injured reserve, but he returned to practice Oct. 28 and is a strong candidate to return from injured reserve. Even if Marshall does return from IR, Harbaugh said that rookie would be brought back to help out on special teams.

The rookie fourth-round pick will be eligible to return Week 11 assuming all goes well in his return to practice. Marshall would likely be limited to a depth role with Marlon Humphrey, Marcus Peters and Brandon Carr already in every-down roles at cornerback.