Good news:He’s back Baltimore Ravens key player

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Three more key players for the Ravens against the Rams matchup are back.

Maryland’s OWINGS MILLSIn preparation for a pivotal game against the Rams, the Ravens activated three more players from the reserve/COVID-19 list: safety Tony Jefferson, defensive tackle Justin Madubuike, and quarterback Tyler Huntley.

The Ravens’ most recent defeat, 41-21, came at the hands of the Bengals, despite the absence of ten players due to COVID-19 and reserve status.

Furthermore, this week marks the first practice for quarterback Lamar Jackson since he hurt his ankle against the Browns in Week 14. Jackson’s return to the starting lineup for a crucial game against the Rams is something the Ravens are hoping for.

Huntley has demonstrated that he can lead the offense in Jackson’s absence.

Huntley has thrown for 434 yards and four touchdowns in total in his two career starts (two passing and two rushing). In his first two career starts, he has amassed the most yards and touchdowns (434 total) of any homegrown quarterback for the Ravens.

Madubuike, who was terribly missed in the previous game against the Bengals, has emerged as one of the Ravens’ best defensive playmakers.Madubuike has made 13 appearances in games.

For the Ravens to qualify for the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season, they probably need to defeat the Rams this week and the Pittsburgh Steelers in the regular-season finale. In addition, Baltimore needs to lose one of its final two games against the Miami Dolphins and Las Vegas Raiders.

If the Cincinnati Bengals lose their final two games and the Ravens win out, they could also win the AFC North.

OT Ronnie Stanley may return for the Baltimore Ravens against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Early in the season, injuries on both sides of the ball have devastated the Baltimore Ravens. Games have been affected by injuries to important players on both the offensive and defensive sides, but the impact has been felt more on the offensive end.

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Prior to the division game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, five offensive players—including offensive lineman Ronnie Stanley—were listed on this week’s injury report. On Wednesday and Thursday, he was listed as participating fully in practice; however, on Friday, he was absent and was formally

As a team and as a franchise, we are aware of the significance of this game. Nobody is careless about it. We’re attempting to deploy as much firepower as we can,” Stanley informed reporters.

Given that Morgan Moses is also listed as “doubtful” for the game and is included on the injury report, Stanley’s participation would be greatly appreciated. Having one back would be fantastic, but both would be very helpful in stopping the Steelers’ Alex Highsmith and T.J. Watt’s pass rush.

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Fifth-year veteran Patrick Mekari has filled in admirably at left tackle in Stanley’s absence, while second-year pro Daniel Faalele has done a good job replacing Moses.

Stanley remarked, “They’ve done an excellent job.” Pat deserves praise for his dedication to his method and all of his accomplishments. He has frequently performed at an All-Pro caliber of play. I simply admire everything he has accomplished.

Due to injuries over the past few seasons, Stanley has missed 33 of the team’s previous 49 games.

It’s never easy to miss a game, especially after the last few years, but things could always be worse. I’m just grateful that I can return this season and carry on our Super Bowl run.