OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The absences of running back J.K. Dobbins, cornerback Marcus Peters, and left tackle Ronnie Stanley all but derailed the Ravens’ 2021 championship hopes. That all three are practicing days before the 2022 opener is a major step in the right direction, but their status for Sunday’s meeting with the New York Jets remains to be seen with each officially listed as limited participants on the first injury report of the week. Having returned to practice on Aug. 15, Peters could have the best chance to play with multiple teammates complimenting how the three-time Pro Bowl selection has looked coming back from last September’s ACL tear. Asked last week about his Week 1 status, the 29-year-old was noncommittal, saying he’ll be back out there “whenever my body tells me [I’m] ready to go.” “He’s been looking good. He’s actually been looking good from the first day he first did individual,” cornerback Marlon Humphrey said Wednesday. “He actually kind of surprised me. Even the other day he was like, ‘If I look bad, tell me.’ I was like, ‘Bro, I would.’ He looks really good. I’m really excited to be back out there with him.” Dobbins made his
