The final practice before the Ravens Week 18 game has a couple players absent
Update – 3:04 p.m. ET
The Baltimore Ravens released Friday’s injury report and game status designations.
This will be Jackson’s fifth straight game missed due to injury.
Six players were designated as questionable for Sunday.
- QB T. Huntley (right shoulder/wrist)
- DE Calais Campbell (knee)
- WR DeSean Jackson (illness)
- CB Marcus Peters (calf)
- DB Brandon Stephens (illness)
- DB Kevon Seymour (illness)
The media available portion of practice here in Owings Mills has concluded. Here is what I saw.
Quarterback Lamar Jackson was not taking part in today’s practice. This is practice No. 15 that he has not participated.
Quarterback Tyler Huntley arrived five minutes into practice and I did not see him throw a pass during said portion of practice. I’m speculating, but it appears we’re nearing territory in which third-string quarterback Anthony Brown Jr. will start on Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Along with Jackson, a few others were notably absent.
- WR DeSean Jackson (illness)
- DB Brandon Stephens
- DB Kevon Seymour
- OT Ronnie Stanley*
- OLB Jason Pierre-Paul*
- DE Calais Campbell*
*— Assumed vet days
The absence of Stephens is significant as the Ravens are needing all hands on deck against a formidable Cincinnati passing attack, especially with cornerback Marcus Peters working back from a calf injury that’s sidelined him for the past two weeks. The Bengals have one of the best receiving trios in the NFL and to go into this matchup down your third cornerback will pose a significant strain on rookies Damarion “Pepe” Williams and Kyle Hamilton.