Ravens vs Bengals Injury Report Week 10: Who’s in, who’s out?

As Week 10 approaches, two AFC North rivals, the Baltimore Ravens (6-3) and Cincinnati Bengals (4-5), prepare for a primetime clash at M&T Bank Stadium. Kickoff is set for Thursday, November 7, at 8:15 p.m. ET, with fans tuning in on Amazon Prime Video to catch the action.

The Ravens enter the game favored by six points, aiming to continue their momentum, while the Bengals, riding the wave of four wins in their last six games, look to disrupt Baltimore’s rhythm.

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Baltimore Ravens Injury Report

Baltimore has a sizable injury list, featuring key players such as quarterback Lamar Jackson, who remains uncertain due to a knee issue. Jackson has been a driving force for the Ravens’ offense this season, passing for 2,379 yards and 20 touchdowns while adding another 505 rushing yards and two scores. The team is hoping he’ll be ready for this critical matchup.

• Brent Urban (DE) – Out with a concussion, Urban will miss Week 10. His absence leaves a gap in Baltimore’s defensive line, where he’s been a solid contributor with 12 tackles and a defended pass.
• Isaiah Likely (TE) – Sidelined with a hamstring injury, Likely didn’t participate in practice, ruling him out for the Bengals game.
• Jalyn Armour-Davis (CB) – Doubtful with a knee injury; Armour-Davis has seen limited practice, with six tackles recorded this season.
• Keaton Mitchell (RB) – Questionable with a knee issue, but Mitchell managed full practice participation. He’s been a key asset, contributing 396 rushing yards and two touchdowns over 47 carries.
• Rasheen Ali (RB) – Like Mitchell, Ali is questionable with an ankle injury but practiced fully, indicating a potential return.
• Lamar Jackson (QB) – Uncertain with a knee injury. The Ravens are closely monitoring his status, as Jackson’s presence significantly boosts their offensive threat.
• Adisa Isaac (OLB) – Full practice despite an illness, expected to play.
• Tylan Wallace (WR) – Practiced fully with a foot injury; his return could add depth to the Ravens’ receiving corps.
• Patrick Mekari (OL) – Limited by a shoulder injury but practiced fully, preparing to anchor the offensive line.
• Travis Jones (DT) – Participated fully despite an ankle injury, adding stability to Baltimore’s defensive front.

Cincinnati Bengals Injury Report

Cincinnati faces their own challenges with injuries affecting several prominent players. They’ll need their roster healthy to keep up with Baltimore’s aggressive game plan.

• Charlie Jones (WR) – Out due to a groin injury, with no practice activity. Jones’ absence limits Cincinnati’s passing options.
• Tee Higgins (WR) – Doubtful with a quadricep injury, missing practices; Higgins’ three touchdowns and 341 receiving yards underscore his role in Cincinnati’s offense.
• Orlando Brown Jr. (OT) – Questionable with a knee issue, he saw limited practice action. The Bengals are hopeful for his return to strengthen their offensive line.
• B.J. Hill (DT) – Questionable with a rib injury but managed limited practice. Hill’s 23 tackles this season highlight his importance to Cincinnati’s defense.
• Jordan Battle (S) – Practiced fully despite an ankle injury, expected to be ready for Week 10.
• Geno Stone (S) – Limited by a shin injury, Stone’s availability could impact the Bengals’ secondary depth.
• Sam Hubbard (DE) – Practiced fully with a hamstring issue, bringing his two sacks and 36 tackles back to bolster Cincinnati’s pass rush.
• Chase Brown (RB) – Full participation with a rib injury. Brown’s 479 rushing yards and four touchdowns add a significant edge to Cincinnati’s ground game.
• Erick All (TE) – Did not practice due to a knee injury, potentially affecting tight end depth.
• Zack Moss (RB) – Limited by a neck injury, with no practice activity; Moss remains uncertain for Week 10.

Both teams come off Week 9 victories, each scoring 41 points and asserting themselves offensively. Baltimore dismantled the Denver Broncos, while Cincinnati outlasted the Raiders. This showdown promises intensity, with the Ravens looking to extend their lead in the division and the Bengals fighting to climb the standings.

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