Baltimore Ravens Injury Report: Game availability update on Lamar Jackson & others

Baltimore Ravens head into their Week 17 road matchup against the Green Bay Packers with several key availability questions, most notably surrounding quarterback Lamar Jackson.

As the Ravens prepare for the Saturday night contest at Lambeau Field, the latest injury report provides clarity on who is trending toward playing and who may be unavailable.

Baltimore listed eight players on the final injury report, with participation levels offering insight into potential game-day decisions.

Lamar Jackson’s status remains in doubt

The most significant concern for the Ravens is Lamar Jackson, who is listed as doubtful due to a back injury. Jackson did not participate in practice, placing his availability in serious jeopardy heading into kickoff.

Jackson has been a central figure in Baltimore’s offense this season, throwing for 2,311 yards with 18 touchdowns while also contributing 340 rushing yards.

His potential absence would represent a major shift in Baltimore’s offensive approach against a Packers team pushing for postseason positioning.

Ravens rule out Taven Bryan

Defensive tackle Taven Bryan has officially been ruled out with a knee injury. Despite limited participation in practice, Bryan will miss the game after appearing in just two contests this season. His absence slightly thins Baltimore’s defensive line rotation for the primetime clash.

Questionable and trending toward playing

Linebacker Jay Higgins is listed as questionable with a knee injury but was a full participant in practice. Higgins has played in five games this season and appears to be trending in a positive direction.

Running back Keaton Mitchell, safety Kyle Hamilton, cornerback Chidobe Awuzie, and offensive lineman Andrew Vorhees all practiced fully despite appearing on the injury report. Their participation suggests they are expected to be available barring any late setbacks.

Hamilton remains a key defensive presence with 92 tackles and seven tackles for loss, while Mitchell has added explosiveness to the Ravens’ backfield when healthy.

DeAndre Hopkins listed with rest designation

Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins appears on the injury report due to rest and did not practice. While not injury-related, his status will still be worth monitoring as Baltimore finalizes its offensive personnel for Saturday night.

With Jackson’s availability uncertain and several roster decisions looming, Baltimore’s final inactive list will be critical in shaping its approach against Green Bay in a pivotal late-season matchup.