Chris Board had a standout performance in the absence of Roquan Smith, finishing with four tackles and playing a season-high 37 defensive snaps. His contributions included key plays, such as effectively defending against a third down that limited the Chargers to a field goal. Coach John Harbaugh praised Board as an underrated player with a strong skill set in zone coverage, man coverage, and blitzing. This performance may lead to increased opportunities for Board moving forward, especially if Trenton Simpson's role continues to diminish.

Chris Board stepped up in a significant role in the absence of Roquan Smith, contributing to the Ravens' defensive efforts. He played well alongside Malik Harrison, helping to stabilize the defense after a shaky start against the Chargers. Board's performance was part of a broader defensive adjustment that ultimately limited Los Angeles' scoring opportunities, showcasing effective coaching and execution despite the challenges posed by Smith's absence.

Chris Board is expected to see significant playing time in the middle linebacker position in Roquan Smith's absence. Traditionally a rotational player, Board will need to step up as part of a collective effort to replace Smith's impact on the defense. He, along with Trenton Simpson and Malik Harrison, will play a crucial role in maintaining the Ravens' defensive performance.

Chris Board was limited in practice due to an ankle injury. He missed the previous game against the Buffalo Bills and is working to return to the lineup for the upcoming divisional matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals. His status adds to the Ravens' depth considerations as they prepare for the game.

Chris Board, a defensive back from Timber Creek and North Dakota State, is currently with the Baltimore Ravens. His inclusion highlights the representation of Central Florida players in the NFL.