Finally, the biggest name on the Baltimore Ravens’ weekly injury report belongs to the other team. Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey is listed as questionable for Monday night’s primetime matchup due to a back injury that kept him from practicing all week.
McConkey, 25, was a last-minute scratch for last Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans due to back spasms that began during pregame warmups. His lack of progress this week suggests he is unlikely to suit up, depriving Justin Herbert
– who is dealing with an injury to his non-throwing hand – of his best receiver. That is good news for a Baltimore secondary that has struggled to stop opposing passing games this year, making even the league’s lowest-scoring offense a potential threat.
That secondary, though, will be without Jaylinn Hawkins (knee) for another week. The former Patriot occupied a 81% snap share but seemed to struggle as the Ravens’ third safety before fore going down in Week 6. He returned to practice in a limited capacity this week but will still miss his fourth straight contest.
The Ravens also listed running back Adam Randall (foot) as questionable pending his activation from injured reserve. The sixth-round rookie was a full participant in practice all week, and the Ravens have open spots on their 53-man roster. The stage could be set for owner Steve Bisciotti’s personal draft pick to make his NFL debut.
The winless Chargers listed nine additional players on their final Week 10 injury report alongside McConkey, including tight end David Njoku and defensive tackle Justin Eboigbe. Here is the full list:
Out
OT Branson Taylor (ankle)
WR Brenen Thompson (hamstring)
DB Isas Waxter (ankle)
S Kendall Williamson (calf)
Questionable
G Kayode Awosika (fibula)
DT Justin Eboigbe (ankle)
WR Ladd McConkey (back)
TE David Njoku (fibula)
LB Denzel Perryman (pectoral)
OT Trey Pipkins (personal/knee)
