Ravens' Alex Lewis Carted Off on Stretcher After Injury, Released from Hospital

Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Alex Lewis was carted off the field in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans in a scary scene before eventually being released from the hospital.

The Ravens updated Lewis' status after the victory over the Titans, noting the lineman underwent a CT scan and will "travel back to Baltimore with the team tonight and undergo more tests tomorrow in Baltimore."

Prior to his release, the team confirmed Lewis had movement in his extremities.

Turron Davenport of ESPN initially noted Lewis "went down after the play and wasn't able to get back up." Davenport also called it "not a good sign for sure" after medical personnel used a stretcher to help lift him on the cart.

The Ravens selected Lewis with a fourth-round pick in 2016 out of Nebraska, and he started eight games as a rookie. However, he missed the 2017 campaign with a shoulder injury before returning to start the first six games of this year.

He was an important presence for an offensive line Football Outsiders ranked as the ninth-best unit in the league in pass protection through Week 5.

Bradley Bozeman entered the game at left guard in Lewis' place.