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Still No Lamar Jackson, but Nate Wiggins and Ronnie Stanley Return to Practice for the Ravens
The Ravens face a growing injury crisis with 14 players sidelined, including multiple Pro Bowlers, threatening their ability to compete in upcoming games, sources say.
- On Oct. 1, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was absent from practice and one of eight players sidelined during Wednesday practice ahead of the Oct. 5 game at M&T Bank Stadium.
- Jackson suffered the hamstring issue in the fourth quarter against the Kansas City Chiefs, and Coach John Harbaugh said he doesn't know if a single play caused the injury; Jackson left that game three days earlier.
- Several starters were sidelined during Wednesday's practice, including Pro Bowl linebacker Roquan Smith and limited players Kyle Hamilton, Tyler Linderbaum, Kyle Van Noy, plus Nnamdi Madubuike on injured reserve.
- Backup plans center on Cooper Rush with Tyler Huntley also active; Rush started eight games for Dallas last year, going 4-4, offering Baltimore experienced depth.
- Currently the roster shows 14 players on the injury report as the Baltimore Ravens have allowed 133 points in four games and face urgency ahead of Texans and Rams matchups.
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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson misses practice, and there were plenty of others also out
Lamar Jackson was not at practice for the Baltimore Ravens. The two-time MVP left last weekend’s loss at Kansas City with a hamstring injury, and by the end of that game, all four of Baltimore’s first-team All-Pros from last season were injured.
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Hamilton adds to injury concerns for Ravens while others return to Thursday’s practice - Baltimore Positive WNST
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — While quarterback Lamar Jackson remained absent from practice as the Ravens moved closer to their Week 5 meeting with Houston, the rest of Thursday’s injury brought some encouraging developments as well as more bad news. Left tackle Ronnie Stanley (ankle) and cornerback Nate Wiggins (elbow) practiced for the first time since exiting with injuries in last Sunday’s loss in Kansas City, but safety Kyle Hamilton (groin) sat out a…
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