Eddie Jackson has struggled significantly in his role with the Ravens, posting a PFF coverage grade below 50.0. His performance has contributed to the team's secondary issues, which have been marked by regular coverage busts and a high number of explosive passes allowed. After a disappointing season, Jackson was released by the team, highlighting the need for Baltimore to find a more effective replacement for Geno Stone at safety.

Eddie Jackson did not travel with the team for the recent game against the Steelers, and coach John Harbaugh did not disclose the reason for his absence. This situation adds to the challenges facing the Ravens' secondary, which is already dealing with injuries and performance issues.

Eddie Jackson was absent in the Ravens' 18-16 loss to the Steelers, marking his second healthy scratch in three games. He played only 16 defensive snaps in the previous game against the Bengals and has participated in nine games this season, starting four. Jackson has recorded 30 tackles, one quarterback hit, and one pass defended, but his last start was against the Browns, where he struggled, allowing seven catches for 95 yards and two touchdowns. Prior to joining the Ravens, he had a successful seven-year stint with the Bears, earning two Pro Bowl selections and an All-Pro designation. Despite his absence, the Ravens' defense performed well, but the team now trails the Steelers in the AFC North standings.

Eddie Jackson is officially inactive for the game against the Steelers due to non-injury related reasons, having not traveled with the team. His absence adds to the challenges faced by a secondary that is already struggling.

Eddie Jackson, a former starter for the Chicago Bears, is one of the backup safeties for the Ravens following Kyle Hamilton's injury. He has experience in the league and has contributed defensively this season with four pass deflections and one interception.