Ravens linebacker Malik Harrison was struck by a stray bullet at a gathering over the weekend, the team says

• Baltimore Ravens linebacker Malik Harrison was struck by a stray bullet on Sunday.
• He was at a gathering in Cleveland when he was struck by the bullet.

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Malik Harrison was injured on Sunday when he was struck by a stray bullet at a gathering in Cleveland, the team said on Monday.

The Baltimore Ravens said the bullet struck Harrison's left calf and that he sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

"Malik, who received medical care at a local hospital, has been in touch with our team doctors and will return to Baltimore today," the team said.

Harrison, who is from Columbus, Ohio, was a third-round pick for the Ravens in 2020 and had started the first five games of the current season.

He was in Cleveland while the Ravens had a bye week.

Cleveland's News 5 reported that the shooting happened outside the restaurant Sausalito, and bullets also appeared to shatter the glass storefront of a nearby Dunkin' Donuts.

It's unclear if anyone else was injured.