Ravens Injury Report: Stanley, Hamilton, Hamilton, and Van Noy Out
The Baltimore Ravens are facing a crucial matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 5, but they'll be doing so without several key players.
Here's a breakdown of the Ravens' injury report:
Out
- CB Marcus Peters: Peters suffered a season-ending ACL tear in Week 2. His absence continues to be a significant blow to the Ravens' secondary.
- WR Rashod Bateman: Bateman will miss his third straight game due to a foot injury. He was placed on injured reserve, but the Ravens have a bye in Week 6, meaning he could be back in time for Week 7.
- OT Ronnie Stanley: Stanley, who was already dealing with an ankle injury, has been ruled out for Week 5 with a season-ending Achilles tear.
- TE Isaiah Likely: Likely, a promising rookie, is out with a concussion.
- S Marcus Williams: Williams sustained a season-ending knee injury in Week 3.
- LB Patrick Queen: Queen will miss Week 5 after leaving the Week 4 game with a concussion.
- LB Josh Bynes: Bynes, a veteran contributor, will be sidelined due to a foot injury.
- LB Justin Houston: Houston is dealing with a groin injury and is questionable for Week 5.
- LB Tyus Bowser: Bowser is still recovering from a torn Achilles injury sustained last season.
- DE Brent Urban: Urban is dealing with an Achilles injury and is expected to miss significant time.
Questionable
- S Geno Stone: Stone is questionable for Week 5 after missing Week 4 with a knee injury.
Impact on the Ravens
The absences of Stanley, Peters, Williams, and Bateman are particularly concerning. These players are key contributors to the Ravens' defense and offense, and their absence could significantly impact the team's performance against a potent Bengals offense.
The Ravens will need to rely on depth and adaptability to overcome these injuries. With a talented roster, they have the potential to adjust and find success, but the task will be challenging.
Looking Ahead
The Ravens have a crucial game against the Bengals, who are currently undefeated. The team will need to find a way to overcome these injuries and stay competitive. The injuries have certainly taken a toll, but the Ravens have a history of overcoming adversity.
The Ravens' next game is against the Bengals in Week 5. This will be a tough test for a Ravens team already dealing with injuries. Stay tuned for updates on the Ravens' injury report and their progress as the season progresses.
