The Ravens released running back Chris Collier as part of their roster adjustments.

Chris Collier has been signed to the active roster after being active for three games this season, where he primarily contributed on special teams. With Deonte Harty placed on injured reserve, Collier is expected to take on a more significant role in the return game. However, his opportunities in the offensive backfield will likely be limited due to the presence of Derrick Henry and Justice Hill, along with the anticipated return of Keaton Mitchell.

Chris Collier is looking to see more game action after making his NFL debut in Week 3 against the Dallas Cowboys. He joined the Ravens as an undrafted free agent this offseason after playing college football at Division II Lock Haven University.

Chris Collier has been serving as a gameday elevation for the Ravens over the past two games, stepping in as a third running back option. However, he has only one more elevation remaining before he must be signed to the 53-man roster to continue playing.

Chris Collier is among the players brought back to the Ravens' practice squad after cuts. His presence adds depth to the team's roster, and his performance in training camp showcased his potential, making him a noteworthy addition as the Ravens assemble their squad for the upcoming season.