The Baltimore Ravens received some encouraging injury news Tuesday as several key players returned to full participation ahead of Thursday Night Football against the Jacksonville Jaguars at M&T Bank Stadium.
Offensive linemen Vega Ioane and Ronnie Stanley, linebacker Roquan Smith, outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson, and running back Justice Hill were all upgraded from limited to full participation on Baltimore's latest Week 9 injury report. The improvements provide some much-needed optimism for a Ravens team dealing with significant injuries during a short week.
However, quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley remained out of practice, along with safety Jaylinn Hawkins. Defensive lineman Calais Campbell also did not participate, although
his absence was designated as rest rather than an injury.
Baltimore enters Thursday's matchup at 4-4 after three consecutive losses, including Sunday's 36-10 defeat against the Buffalo Bills.
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Tuesday injury report breakdown
Did not practice
4
Limited
3
Full practice
9
Based on the 16 players listed in the supplied Tuesday graphic. Calais Campbell's absence is designated as rest.
*Fagnano's Monday estimated limited participation was separately confirmed. He does not appear on the Tuesday team graphic and was a full participant. Randall remains designated for return from injured reserve.
Ravens get encouraging offensive line injury updates
Ioane's return to full participation is particularly significant after the rookie right guard dealt with an MCL sprain that limited his availability. He participated on a limited basis Monday before being upgraded Tuesday, giving Baltimore a potential boost along the interior offensive line.
Stanley also returned to full participation after being limited Monday because of a combination of rest, toe and ankle issues. The Ravens still have questions elsewhere along the offensive line. Right tackle Roger Rosengarten remained limited with an ankle injury, while guard John Simpson was limited because of a back injury.
Defensive tackle John Jenkins also remained limited with a knee injury. With undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano preparing to make his first NFL start against Jacksonville, Baltimore's offensive linemen will be particularly important. The Ravens allowed four sacks and struggled to produce consistently against Buffalo.
Lamar Jackson, Tyler Huntley remain sidelined
Baltimore's quarterback situation remains its most pressing concern.
Jackson did not practice Tuesday because of the right thumb injury he suffered against Buffalo. The two-time NFL MVP is expected to undergo surgery and be placed on injured reserve, sidelining him for at least four games.
Huntley also remained out with a turf toe injury. Coach Jesse Minter acknowledged Tuesday that the veteran backup could be an injured reserve candidate, potentially leaving Baltimore without its top two quarterbacks for an extended period. Minter has already named Fagnano the starter for Thursday's matchup. The rookie practiced Tuesday wearing a substantial brace on his right ankle after being listed as limited during Monday's estimated walkthrough.
Baltimore also added Kedon Slovis to its active roster and signed Austin Reed to the practice squad to provide additional quarterback depth.
Ravens defense gets positive updates before Jaguars game
The Ravens received encouraging news on defense, with Smith and Hendrickson both returning to full participation.
Smith had been limited because of a foot injury, while Hendrickson was managing finger and rib issues. Cornerback Nate Wiggins was a full participant for the second straight day despite being listed with a stinger, while safety Hawkins remained sidelined with a knee injury.
Tight ends Mark Andrews and Matthew Hibner also practiced fully despite hand injuries. Running back Adam Randall, who has been designated to return from injured reserve, was a full participant as he continues working back from a neck injury. The Ravens will release their final injury designations before Thursday's game, providing additional clarity on which players will be available against Jacksonville.
Baltimore and Jacksonville will kick off at 8:15 p.m. ET Thursday, with the game streaming nationally on Prime Video.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens injury report: 4 starters return to full practice for Week 9
