The Ravens lost another outside linebacker as veteran Steven Means suffered a torn Achilles in Week 2 against the Dolphins.

Head Coach John Harbaugh announced the news Monday afternoon that Means is out for the rest of the year.

“Tough one for him; he’s torn it before,” Harbaugh said. “I think it was the other one, unfortunately, for him. So he’ll be out. Played well, great guy, and we appreciate him very much.”

Means is the team’s second outside linebacker lost to a torn Achilles this season, following Vince Biegel, who went down in training camp. The Ravens also have two other outside linebackers returning from Achilles injuries, Tyus Bowser and rookie David Ojabo.

Baltimore was already thin at outside linebacker and now again has just two healthy ones on the 53-man roster, Odafe Oweh and Justin Houston. Baltimore has two outside linebackers on the practice squad, veteran Kyler Fackrell and rookie Jeremiah Moon.

The Ravens have had two players go down with season-ending injuries in the first two games. Means follows cornerback Kyle Fuller (knee).

Harbaugh said none of the Ravens’ other injuries in Sunday’s loss to the Dolphins “look serious at this point.” Wide receiver Devin Duvernay suffered a concussion and cornerback Pepe Williams went down late with an ankle injury.

Harbaugh said the Ravens have a “good chance” at getting some more cornerbacks back this week after Brandon Stephens (quad) had to sit and Marlon Humphrey was limited by a groin issue.