Baltimore Ravens: Injury Report for Cowboys Game
The Baltimore Ravens are set to face the Dallas Cowboys in a crucial Week 18 matchup, and the status of several key players remains uncertain. Here's a breakdown of the latest injury report, highlighting players to watch:
Out:
- Gus Edwards (RB): Edwards, who has been a reliable contributor in the Ravens' running game, is ruled out for the game with a concussion. This is a significant blow to the Ravens' rushing attack.
- Calais Campbell (DE): The veteran defensive end is unlikely to suit up for this game, continuing his struggle with injuries. His absence will make the Cowboys' offensive line's task easier.
- Marcus Peters (CB): Peters, a crucial part of the Ravens' secondary, is still nursing his knee injury. His absence will leave a void in coverage, forcing other players to step up.
Questionable:
- Lamar Jackson (QB): The reigning MVP is still dealing with a knee injury that forced him to miss the last two games. While he's been practicing, his status remains up in the air. His return would be a huge boost for the Ravens, but the Cowboys will need to prepare for both scenarios.
- Ronnie Stanley (LT): The left tackle has been in and out of the lineup this season due to injuries. His participation will be crucial for protecting Lamar Jackson if he returns.
- Mark Andrews (TE): Andrews has been dealing with an ankle injury and his availability is uncertain. The Cowboys will need to pay close attention to Andrews' status, as he's one of Jackson's favorite targets.
- J.K. Dobbins (RB): Dobbins, who's been battling injuries throughout the year, is still listed as questionable. His explosiveness and ability to break tackles would be a welcome addition to the Ravens' offense.
Players to Watch:
- Tyler Huntley (QB): If Lamar Jackson is unable to play, Huntley will take over the reins of the offense. The Cowboys will need to prepare for Huntley's scrambling ability and his potential to create plays outside the pocket.
- Justice Hill (RB): Hill has shown flashes of potential in limited opportunities. If Gus Edwards is out, Hill might see an increased workload against the Cowboys.
- Patrick Queen (LB): The young linebacker has emerged as a leader on the Ravens' defense. With Calais Campbell likely out, Queen's performance will be crucial against the Cowboys' potent rushing attack.
The Ravens' game against the Cowboys will be a crucial one for both teams. The injury report paints a picture of uncertainty, but it also highlights the depth and resilience of the Ravens' roster. If key players can return to health, Baltimore could make a strong run towards the playoffs. However, the Cowboys will need to capitalize on any weaknesses to secure a win.
Stay tuned for updates as game day approaches.
