Paul

Worrilow

Worrilow hasn’t played a down since 2017 after he signed with the Ravens in August but opted to retire only 24 hours later. It wouldn’t be shocking to see him soak up snaps immediately with all of CJ Mosley (groin), Neville Hewitt (neck, knee), Albert McClellan (concussion) and Avery Williamson (knee) on the mend. Worrilow missed all of 2018 after blowing out his knee at OTAs.

Worrilow just signed with the Ravens, but he’s deciding to call it quits. Injuries had limited him to 25 games over the last three seasons. Worrilow finishes with 415 tackles, four sacks, and two interceptions over his six-year career.

The deal is pending a physical. It only took Worrilow a few days to find a new home after being dropped by the Eagles earlier this week. He missed all of 2018 after blowing out his knee at OTAs. The 29-year-old has totaled 416 career tackles, four sacks and two interceptions over 72 NFL appearances including 52 starts.

Worrilow was never guaranteed a roster spot after missing all of last year with an ACL tear. The 29-year-old linebacker and special teamer is nearing the end of his career.

The reserve ‘backer/special teamer missed all of 2018 with a torn ACL. He went down last May, so he should be ready for 2019 training camp. 29 in May, Worrilow will not be guaranteed to crack the Eagles’ 53-man roster.

Worrilow went down with a torn ACL early in OTAs. 28-year-old Worrilow has depth and special teams value, but may struggle for interest next offseason.

Worrilow was a limited participant in practice Saturday and will be a game-time decision. With Akeem Dent (ankle) sidelined, the Falcons are counting on Worrilow to play this week.

Dent has struggled in pass coverage this season and will be replaced by undrafted rookie Paul Worrilow. He should still see playing time in sub-packages as a situational run stopper.

This is getting ridiculous for the Falcons, who have been hit by an almost biblical wave of injuries. OLB Paul Worrilow (knee) was also sidelined Thursday. Dent’s Week 5 status is unclear, but it doesn’t sound like he’ll be a go for Monday night’s game. His status should be updated over the weekend.

He added two sacks and a pass breakup. The Delaware alum became an every-down player as WLB Sean Weatherspoon and SLB Kroy Biermann were lost to injury, but Worrilow graded out poorly in both pass coverage and run defense per Pro Football Focus’ game charts. Whether Worrilow is Atlanta’s middle linebacker of the future remains to be seen. His long-term IDP value is shaky.