Smith was drafted in the first round of the 2011 draft by the Ravens and spent his entire career with Baltimore. He played in 128 career games, totaling 374 tackles, 14 interceptions, three sacks, and two defensive touchdowns. Smith was a part of the Ravens' Super Bowl-winning 2012 team, playing in all four playoff games. He played in a total of 10 playoff games, totaling 19 tackles and one incerception in the playoffs. Smith operated as a reserve for his final years with the Ravens and the 34-year-old will now officially call it quits.

Smith will be placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list later today. The Ravens' secondary has been ravaged by injuries this year. Marlon Humphrey landed on injured reserve earlier this month because of a pec injury and Baltimore opened the year by losing Marcus Peters to a torn ACL. Unsurprisingly, they are 31st in passing yards allowed. Expect Aaron Rodgers to torch their weakened secondary this week.

Absent the last two games because of a neck injury, Smith looked on track to play following a full practice on Thursday, but he showed up as a DNP because of an ankle injury Friday. The late-week injury suggests he is on the wrong side of questionable. 

CB Jimmy Smith, after missing the season's first couple weeks with an ankle issue, will suit up against Detroit. Smith's return is a boon for a Baltimore secondary that's proven more vulnerable than usual. Fantasy managers should be confident in deploying the Ravens defense against Jared Goff and the Lions.