Ravens-Chiefs: Inactives and pre-game notes
Despite reports to the contrary, Joe Flacco is inactive for the fourth straight game after being listed as questionable on Friday’s injury report.
Despite reports to the contrary, Joe Flacco is inactive for the fourth straight game after being listed as questionable on Friday’s injury report.
Will rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson pass his biggest road test yet?
The Ravens quarterback logged a full practice for the first time since injuring his right hip on Nov. 4.
Second-year cornerback Marlon Humphrey sat out Wednesday’s session with a groin injury.
Five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Julio Jones did not catch a pass after the game’s opening drive.
Lamar Jackson may not be their best quarterback, but his skill set best fits what the Ravens have become.
Running back Kenneth Dixon is active for the first time since injuring his knee in the 2018 season opener.
Gus Edwards aims to become the first Baltimore player to rush for 100 yards in three straight games since 2014.
The feel-good story of the 2017 never got on track this season and has been dealing with a foot injury.
The veteran quarterback is expected to miss his third straight game with a right hip injury.
Rookies Lamar Jackson and Gus Edwards have rushed for a combined 423 yards over the last two games.
The Ravens quarterback threw passes and practiced handoffs during the open portion of Thursday’s workout.
Matt Judon’s three sacks on three straight defensive snaps put Oakland’s Derek Carr in historic — and familiar — company.
A pass-heavy first half netted only six offensive points, prompting a change in strategy at halftime.
Running back Alex Collins was a surprise inactive despite practicing fully on Friday.
Baltimore has collected only three sacks over the last four games.
Rookie Lamar Jackson will make his second straight start as Oakland comes to town.
The rookie quarterback says he wants to get his wide receivers more involved against Oakland.
Gus Edwards’ breakout performance would have been the story of the day if not for Lamar Jackson making his first NFL start.
The rookie quarterback was far from perfect, but he was a big reason why Baltimore won Sunday’s game.
Lamar Jackson will become the first quarterback not named Joe Flacco to start a meaningful game for Baltimore since 2007.
With an uncertain quarterback situation, Baltimore figures to lean more heavily on Alex Collins.
The 33-year-old is expected to miss just the seventh game of his career on Sunday.
With an uncertain quarterback situation, the Baltimore defense needs to step up on Sunday.
Robert Griffin III was the only Baltimore quarterback to practice three days ahead of the Cincinnati game.
The veteran quarterback’s status remains unclear as he nurses a right hip injury.
Short of winning the Super Bowl or Lamar Jackson taking over and being an instant star, what’s really best for Baltimore the rest of the way?
Joe Flacco’s status is unclear after he hurt his hip early in the Week 9 loss to Pittsburgh.
Will more takeaways and sacks come for the Baltimore defense down the stretch?
Quarterbacks coach James Urban was asked about Joe Flacco’s struggles and his rhythm potentially being disrupted when Lamar Jackson enters the game.
Baltimore enters its bye week with a losing record for the fourth straight season.
The Baltimore offense remains focused on the present with the future rapidly approaching.
JuJu Smith-Schuster and Pittsburgh will try to hand Baltimore its third consecutive loss.
Baltimore ran for a season-best 5.6 yards per carry in defeat, improvement that must continue.
Veteran cornerback Jimmy Smith struggled mightily in his first start of the season.
Despite a strong overall performance, the Baltimore defense played poorly in two-minute situations.
Rookie tight end Hayden Hurst practiced for the first time since sustaining a stress fracture in his foot last month.
Second-year cornerback Marlon Humphrey will have his hands full trying to slow Pro Bowl receiver A.J. Green.
“We’ve still got that bitter taste in our mouths, but this is a new year, new look, new opportunity for us.”
Second-year cornerback Marlon Humphrey had four pass breakups against the Bills.