The Cincinnati Bengals are looking good on the injury front as they prepare for a big AFC North clash with the Baltimore Ravens. On the other side, Baltimore may have a chance to get their franchise quarterback back on the field, according to Thursday’s reporting.
For the Bengals, safety Kyle Dugger (quad) was upgraded to a full participant on Thursday. It is unknown whether he will play on Sunday, but he appears to be trending toward a return after being out since Week 3.
Defensive tackles Jonathan Allen and B.J. Hill both got a veteran’s rest day.
For Baltimore, quarterback Lamar Jackson (ankle) was listed as a limited participant Thursday. On Wednesday, he was listed as limited as well, but it sounds like he got a decent amount more work done in Thursday’s practice.
Media members reported Jackson was active in practice and wasn’t seen favoring the ankle that has kept him out of the lineup since October 4th. Media wasn’t present for the entire practice, so that reporting is essentially just from warmups.
Baltimore’s new center Cam Jergens (concussion) was a full participant for the second day in a row. If he clears the NFL’s concussion protocol, he should make his Ravens debut on Sunday.
Safety Jaylinn Hawkins (knee) was downgraded to a nonparticipant after being limited on Wednesday, so his availability for Sunday is in question.
Linebacker Tavius Robinson (pectoral) was also out.
Bengals vs. Ravens Injury Report
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