Cincinnati Bengals safety Bryan Cook was injured during the fourth quarter of the team's NFL Week 7 game against the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium.
Cook was in on a sack of Ravens quarterback Tyler "Snoop" Huntley.
Cook hurt his ankle during the first quarter of the team's NFL Week 3 loss in Pittsburgh. Cook missed two games because of the injury.
Cook, a former Mount Healthy High School standout and Cincinnati Bearcats defensive back, was on the sideline after having his ankle taped during the Steelers' second scoring drive of the game. Cook returned to the game early in the second quarter.
Cook agreed to terms March 9 on a reported three-year deal worth $40.25 million.
"My family's been talking about this for a long time," Cook said March
12. "Being able to come back home and … be closer to our family. I'm just excited for the opportunity, excited for the new chapter in my life."
Cook was at Kansas City's T-Mobile Center to watch the ninth-seeded Bearcats' men's basketball team defeat No. 16 seed Utah in the Big 12 tournament.
Cook starred at UC from 2019 to 2021 before becoming a second-round pick of the Chiefs in 2022.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Bengals safety Bryan Cook injured vs Ravens in NFL Week 7
