Mark Ingram, Robert Griffin III Among Players Released By Ravens After Playoff Exit

The Baltimore Ravens wasted no time making moves after Saturday's crushing Divisional Round loss to the Buffalo Bills.

Baltimore fell 17-3 at Bills Stadium after a lackluster performance from the Ravens on both ends of the field. Star quarterback Lamar Jackson exited the game early due to concussion protocol, too.

Now, the Ravens have released multiple veterans in wake of the 2020 season.

Running back Mark Ingram along with Robert Griffin III are two of those players. Both addressed their departures via Twitter on Monday.

Thank you Mr.Bisciotti and the Ravens for being a first class organization. I love the real ones in flock nation that supported me and showed luv! My blood brothers, whats understood Ain gotta be explained. Best is still ahead, cant wait! Watch God work.#GodWins #BigTrussForever pic.twitter.com/Hx0GZrSIrz

— Mark Ingram II (@markingramII) January 19, 2021

As year 8 comes to a close, I just want to say thank you to my teammates, the fans, & @Ravens organization. This season was a trying one with a lot of adversity & there were no better people for the job. Honored to be a part of the brotherhood with yal. The best is yet to come.

— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) January 18, 2021

Defensive back Davontae Harris, wide receiver De'Anthony Harris and defensive back Tramon Williams also have been cut by the team. Harris opted out of the 2020 season due to COVID-19.