Ravens Practice: Hamilton, Stanley Injury Update
The Baltimore Ravens held their first practice of the week on Wednesday, and there were some key injury updates for fans to keep an eye on.
Hamilton's Return:
Good news for Ravens fans, as tight end Mark Andrews is back in practice and looks to be progressing well in his recovery. He's been dealing with a quad injury, limiting his participation, but his return to the field is a positive sign for the Ravens offense.
Stanley's Status:
The news on left tackle Ronnie Stanley is less optimistic. He's still dealing with an ankle injury, which has hampered him since last season. While he's been able to practice in some capacity, his limitations are evident.
Impact on Game:
Andrews's potential return for Sunday's game against the Bengals is a major boost for the Ravens. He's a vital part of their offense and his presence opens up the field for other players.
However, Stanley's status remains uncertain. If he's unable to play, it could be a significant setback for the Ravens' offensive line, especially going up against a tough Cincinnati defense.
The Ravens will continue to monitor both players throughout the week, and their availability for Sunday's game will be determined closer to game day.
Keep an eye on the Ravens' official website and social media for further updates on both players.
Other Key Injury Notes:
- Running back Gus Edwards returned to practice after dealing with a groin injury.
- Defensive tackle Michael Pierce did not participate in practice due to an undisclosed reason.
The Ravens will be looking to continue their winning streak against the Bengals, and the health of their key players will be crucial to achieving that goal.
