Baltimore cut Cody on Friday after learning he is under investigation for animal cruelty, ESPN.com reports. Cody is under investigation but not arrested for a cruelty case involving a dog, but nothing else is known at this point. A complete bust of a second-round pick from the 2010 draft, the Ravens only kept Cody around this long due to his draft pedigree. It wouldn't be surprising if he's done in the NFL.

Cody (hip) was activated from the Ravens' PUP list Tuesday, The Baltimore Sun reports. Cody began practicing in mid-October, after landing on the Ravens' PUP list to begin this season. However, now that Cody is ready to go, he'll join Baltimore's active roster and compete for playing time at defensive end.

Cody (hip) will return to practice Wednesday, Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun reports. Cody was forced to miss the Ravens' first six games by virtue of opening the season on the PUP list, but he'll now attempt to work himself back into the team's rotation at defensive tackle. The mammoth Cody tallied 15 stops across 12 games last season.

Cody (hip) has been placed on the reserve/PUP list, ruling him out for the first six weeks of the season, the Ravens' official website reports. A former second-round draft pick, Cody did little of note during his rookie contract, and then re-signed with the Ravens for the veteran's minimum. The team seems to at least view him as a suitable backup, but even if he gets healthy, Cody is unlikely to play more than a few snaps per game.

Cody (hip) is not expected to return for at least a few more weeks, ESPN.com's Jamison Hensley reports.

Ravens placed DT Terrence Cody on the active/PUP list. He'll be eligible for activation at any time during camp, but it appears Cody has not yet been medically cleared following his second hip surgery in as many offseasons. Cody is competing for a roster spot in a contract year.

Ravens DT Terrence Cody is recovering from hip surgery, and "has a shot" to be ready for training camp.

Ravens re-signed DT Terrence Cody. "Mount Cody" is still only 25, but has been a major disappointment as the 57th overall pick in the 2010 draft, struggling as a run stopper and providing nothing in the pass-rush department. He'll have to battle to keep his roster spot.

The Baltimore Sun reports the Ravens recently met with free agent NT Terrence Cody. Cody hasn't drawn a lick of interest in free agency after producing 87 largely empty tackles and zero sacks in four seasons since being the 57th overall pick in the 2010 draft. With Haloti Ngata possibly moving off the nose to defensive end, the Ravens are looking for depth behind projected starting NT Brandon Williams.

Ravens NT Terrence Cody sustained a knee sprain in Sunday's Week 3 win over the Texans and could miss a couple weeks. "It does not look to be a long-term sprain," Coach John Harbaugh said. "We'll know more tomorrow. It could be this week, but more likely, it will be a couple of weeks." The loss of Cody is a blow to the depth of the Ravens front three. They'll have to get third-round rookie Brandon Williams ready for Week 4.