Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is off the team’s Week 11 injury report and will be full-go for Sunday’s game against the Browns.

Jackson missed Wednesday’s practice due to a minor knee injury he picked up in last week’s win over the Vikings. He was a full participant on Thursday and Friday, assuaging any concern regarding his availability. The Ravens’ use of designed QB runs and Jackson’s willingness to scramble on Sunday may offer some insight into how the injury is affecting him, if at all.

Wide receiver Rashod Bateman, inside linebacker Jay Higgins, and cornerback Marlon Humphrey are all...

Cincinnati Bengals (3-6)

The Bengals are returning from their bye week on the heels of back-to-back catastrophic losses, in which they scored 80 combined points but blew two late leads. Cincinnati’s defensive woes have been the team’s downfall for most of the season. They did receive very positive news earlier this week that star quarterback Joe Burrow is set to make an unexpected early return from injury, possibly later this month.

In the meantime, Joe Flacco will look to continue doing his best Burrow impression under center as the Bengals seek a bounce back win against the Steelers. The...

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was upgraded to full practice participation on Thursday after missing Wednesday’s practice with a knee injury.

Here is the Ravens’ full Thursday injury report (* denotes change in status):

Did not participate

• WR Rashod Bateman (ankle)
• LB Jay Higgins IV (knee)
• RB Justice Hill (toe)
• CB Marlon Humphrey (finger)

Limited participation

• OLB Mike Green (ankle) *

Full participation

• QB Lamar Jackson (knee) *
• TE Isaiah Likely (hip) *
• RB Keaton Mitchell (knee) *
• S Malaki Starks (knee) *

Only one AFC North team won in Week 10, while the Cincinnati Bengals enjoyed a bye week.

Pittsburgh Steelers (5-4)

The Pittsburgh Steelers dropped to 5-4 with a 25-10 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday Night Football.

Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers’ offense faltered throughout the night, converting just four of their 11 third down attempts. The veteran quarterback completed only 16 of his 31 pass attempts for 161 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions, and D.K. Metcalf was limited to three catches for 35 yards after catching just two passes for six yards a week...

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Lamar Jackson was not the only Raven to pick up an injury in Baltimore’s Week 10 victory over the Vikings.

Six other players – including wide receiver Rashod Bateman, tight end Isaiah Likely, and safety Malaki Starks – were added to the injury report this week. Bateman is expected to miss time with a high ankle sprain. Undrafted rookie linebacker Jay Higgins was also absent with a knee injury, but Harbaugh said on Monday that it was not season-ending.

Here is the Ravens’ full Wednesday injury report:

Did not participate

• WR Rashod Bateman (ankle)
• LB Jay Higgins IV...

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson missed Wednesday’s practice with a knee injury. Head coach John Harbaugh said that Jackson was dealing with “some soreness coming out of the game” in Minnesota on Sunday.

This is a developing story that will be updated with more information.

The 2025 Ravens rookie class has been one of the most utilized groups of rookies in recent years for Baltimore. Multiple guys are contributing every week, playing meaningful snaps and having impact plays. It’s time to review their recent trip to Minnesota.

Malaki Starks

Starks followed up his breakout game in Miami with another excellent performance in Minneapolis and has arguably been the best safety in the NFL the last two weeks. On Sunday, he showed off the ball skills that made him the top safety in his draft class with another acrobatic interception, this time over Vikings...

The Baltimore Ravens (4-5) are 8.5-point favorites for their Week 11 matchup with the Cleveland Browns (2-7), making them road favorites for the third week in a row.

This is the biggest spread in a Ravens game since Week 2, when they hosted the Browns as 12.5-point favorites. Baltimore covered handily in a 41-17 victory over ex-franchise quarterback Joe Flacco, so a win on Sunday would be a season sweep of their AFC North rivals, which hasn’t happened since 2020.

This time around, the Ravens will face rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel and a struggling Browns offense, who is averaging a...

The Ravens 27-19 win in Minnesota felt like another jolt of energy to a season that just three weeks ago, felt lost. After starting 1-5 on the year, the Ravens have won three straight games, and while the team as a whole doesn’t look as dominant as they did in 2023/24, they’re showing signs of life. Unsurprisingly, the Ravens recent string of wins has coincided with the return of two-time MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson. Despite the Ravens offensive line woes, Jackson has steadied the ship and reminded everyone why he’s the most valuable player in the league.

Sunday proved to...

Offense

Lamar Jackson and the starting offense line all played 100% of snaps against the Vikings. Zay Flowers (83%) and Rashod Bateman (61%) again dominated wide receiver playing time. Flowers again led the team in receiving with 75 yards on only four catches, while Bateman had one lone catch for 10 yards. He was downed just a yard short of the goal line and nearly scored.

Deandre Hopkins played 19 snaps in the No. 3 role followed by Tylan Wallace with just eight snaps. LaJohntay Wester received one lone offensive rep again. The Ravens played a lot of heavy...

The Ravens walked out of Minnesota with a 27-19 win, but they still left plenty of plays on the field. Let’s get into why Sunday’s game was an ugly but satisfying victory.

The Good

Special Teams: This unit won game for the Ravens. Tyler Loop hit four field goals to keep scoring points when the offense couldn’t get in the end zone. Jordan Stout’s breakout season (in a contract year) continued with three pins inside the 20 and an average of just under 50 yards per punt. Keondre Jackson’s ascension into a special teams ace continued with a...