Nineteen players. Yeah, you read that right. The Ravens just dropped their Wednesday practice report and it’s absolutely packed, with the biggest name on the list, quarterback Lamar Jackson, officially not practicing. Jackson is still working his way back from the ankle injury that kept him off the field in Week 5. That’s a huge blow, especially after Tyler Huntley stepped in and led the team to a 30-23 win over the Falcons without him.
The Injury Bug Is Hitting Hard
It’s not just Lamar dealing with issues, either. The practice report is a serious read. Defensive lineman Calais Campbell was also listed as not practicing, but for rest, which is probably a good thing considering how many other guys are banged up. Tight end Matthew Hibner was another DNP with a hand injury. The sheer volume of players dealing with something is wild, and it definitely raises questions about the team’s depth moving forward.
A Long List of Limiteds, But Some Good News Too
The limited participants list is long, indicating a whole lot of guys are playing through pain or getting close to returning. Wide receiver Rashod Bateman is battling a shoulder issue, and linebacker Teddye Buchanan is dealing with a groin injury. Cornerback Marlon Humphrey is on there with a hamstring/calf combo. Offensive guard Emery Jones Jr. and offensive tackle Roger Rosengarten both have knee problems, while center Cam Jurgens is in concussion protocol. Offensive guards John Simpson and Andrew Vorhees are dealing with groin and foot issues respectively, and linebacker Trenton Simpson has a hamstring concern. Even veteran offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley was limited, listed for rest, toe, and ankle. Tight end Nick Vannett (knee) and defensive tackle Broderick Washington (ankle) round out that substantial list.
On a brighter note, there were some full participants on Wednesday. Safety Kyle Hamilton fully participated despite dealing with a stinger. That’s good news for the secondary, no doubt. Tight end Mark Andrews (hand), outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson (finger), and wide receiver Ja’Kobi Lane (wrist) were also all full participants. Getting key guys like Hamilton and Andrews back to full speed is crucial right now, especially with so many other players facing setbacks. It’s a tough road ahead, and getting everyone healthy is going to be the biggest challenge.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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