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Ravens vs Steelers Wild Card Injury Report: Who’s In, Who’s Out?

Natasha Bose

Ravens vs. Steelers Wild Card Injury Report

NFL Wild Card Weekend brings a fierce AFC North rivalry as the Pittsburgh Steelers (10-7) take on the Baltimore Ravens (12-5) at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday, January 11, at 8 p.m. ET. Injuries on both sides could significantly impact this high-stakes game. Below is a detailed breakdown of the injury reports and their potential implications.

Ravens vs Steelers Game Details

Game Time: Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 8 p.m. ET
Location: M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD

Baltimore Ravens Injuries

  • Zay Flowers (WR):Knee (Out)
    • Practice Status: Did Not Participate (DNP)
    • 2024 Stats: 74 receptions, 1,059 yards, 4 touchdowns
    • Impact: Missing Flowers removes a deep threat for Lamar Jackson, forcing adjustments in the Ravens’ offensive game plan.
  • Deonte Harty (WR):Knee (Questionable)
    • Practice Status: Full Participation (FP)
    • Impact: Harty’s availability could provide a versatile option for the offense.
  • Justice Hill (RB):Concussion/Illness (Active)
    • Practice Status: Full Participation (FP)
    • Impact: Hill adds depth to the Ravens’ rushing attack.
  • Kyle Hamilton (S):Knee (Active)
    • Practice Status: Full Participation (FP)
    • 2024 Stats: 107 tackles, 9 passes defended
    • Impact: A fully healthy Hamilton strengthens Baltimore’s secondary.

Key Absences

  • Ravens Offense: Zay Flowers’ absence means Lamar Jackson will need to rely on other targets, such as Mark Andrews, to exploit the Steelers’ defense.

Pittsburgh Steelers Injuries

  • Roman Wilson (WR):Hamstring (Out)
    • Practice Status: Full Participation (FP)
    • Impact: The Steelers lose a reliable receiving option in Wilson.
  • Cole Holcomb (LB):Knee (Out)
    • Practice Status: Full Participation (FP)
    • Impact: Holcomb’s absence leaves a gap in the Steelers’ linebacker corps.
  • Logan Lee (DT):Calf (Out)
    • Practice Status: Full Participation (FP)
    • Impact: The Steelers’ defensive line depth takes a hit without Lee.
  • Mason McCormick (G):Hand (Questionable)
    • Practice Status: Limited Participation (LP)
    • Impact: If McCormick cannot play, backup Spencer Anderson is expected to step in.
  • Calvin Anderson (OT):Groin (Questionable)
    • Practice Status: Full Participation (FP)
    • Impact: Anderson’s availability is crucial for Pittsburgh’s offensive line stability.

Key Absences

  • Steelers Defense: Missing Cole Holcomb and Logan Lee could make stopping Baltimore’s high-powered offense, led by Jackson and Derrick Henry, even more challenging.

Baltimore Ravens

Table – Injury report

PlayerPositionInjuryTueWedThuGame Status
Zay FlowersWRKneeDNPDNPDNPOUT
Kyle HamiltonSKneeLPFPFP(-)
Deonte HartyWRKneeFPDNPFPQUESTIONABLE
Justice HillRBConcussion/IllnessLPFPFP(-)

Pittsburgh Steelers

Table – Injury report

PlayerPositionInjuryTueWedThuGame Status
Roman WilsonWRHamstringFPFPFPOUT
Donte JacksonCBBackFPFPFP(-)
Cole HolcombLBKneeFPFPFPOUT
Logan LeeDTCalfFPFPFPOUT
Mason McCormickGHandLPLPLPQUESTIONABLE
Calvin AndersonOTGroinFPFPFPQUESTIONABLE
Isaac SeumaloGNIR – Resting Vet.DNPFPFP(-)
MyCole PruittTEKneeLPDNPFP(-)
Cameron HeywardDEIllnessDNPDNPFP(-)
Chris BoswellKIllness(-)DNPDNP(-)

Read More: Los Angeles Chargers vs. Houston Texans Wild Card Injury Report: Who’s In, Who’s Out?

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