The Baltimore Ravens upgraded seven players to full practice participation on their Thursday injury report, including three-fifths of their starting offensive line.
Quarterback Lamar Jackson, however, was not among the group. He remained limited, though media reports indicated that he practiced in uniform after not doign so on Wednesday. Ramping up to full participation on Friday is no guarantee that he starts on Sunday against the Bengals. Last year, he returned to practice from his early-season injury in Week 8 with two limited days and an upgrade to full participation on Friday. He was listed as questionable but did not play, drawing scrutiny from the league and leading to a $100,000 fine.
Here is the Ravens’ full injury report (* denotes change in status):
Full participation
- Mark Andrews (hand)
- WR Rashod Bateman (shoulder) *
- DL Calais Campbell (non-injury related/rest) *
- OLB Trey Hendrickson (finger) *
- TE Matthew Hibner (hand) *
- G/C Vega Ioane (ankle) *
- C Cam Jurgens (concussion) *
- LG John Simpson (groin) *
- LT Ronnie Stanley (non-injury related/rest, toe, ankle) *
- G Andrew Vorhees (foot) *
Limited participation
- QB Lamar Jackson (ankle)
- CB T.J. Tampa Jr. (knee, designated to return from IR)
- DT Broderick Washington (ankle)
Did not participate
- S Jaylinn Hawkins (knee)
- OLB Tavius Robinson (pectoral)
The Bengals’ Thursday injury report included an upgrade for safety Kyle Dugger (quadricep) from limited to full participation, as well as rest days for defensive tackles Jonathan Allen (DNP) and B.J. Hill (limited).