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Keyon Martin is back on the rise in the Baltimore Ravens' defense, and in Week 6, he proved worthy of a bigger role.

Connor Burke of Ebony Bird argues that the Baltimore Ravens need to make defensive back Keyon Martin a regular fixture in their secondary following a standout performance in Week 6 against the Cleveland Browns. Martin made a strong impact after seeing limited action in the prior four games, recording three tackles, a sack on Deshaun Watson, a pass breakup, and a tackle for loss.
Ravens defensive coordinator Jesse Minter praised Martin postgame for successfully earning his way back into the defensive rotation over Chandler Rivers. Burke suggests the Ravens expand Martin's role beyond dime packages into the slot, noting struggles from safety Jaylinn Hawkins and highlighting Martin's playmaking ability near the line of scrimmage.
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