The Ravens got some encouraging news on Tuesday, as two important starters were upgraded on the team’s latest injury report.
Quarterback Lamar Jackson was listed as a full participant, a strong sign he’ll be ready for Baltimore’s Thanksgiving night showdown with the Bengals. Jackson has been managing a toe injury this week after battling knee and ankle issues in recent weeks, but his full return to practice suggests he’s good to go.
Safety Kyle Hamilton also took a step forward, moving from no participation on Monday to limited on Tuesday as he works through an ankle injury.
There were a few new concerns, though. Running back Justice Hill was added to the report as a non-participant with a neck issue.
Elsewhere, nose tackle Travis Jones (ankle) improved to limited, and cornerback Keyon Martin (rib) was upgraded to full. Receiver Rashod Bateman (ankle) remained limited.
Baltimore’s injury picture isn’t spotless, but the upward trends for Jackson and Hamilton are exactly what the Ravens hoped to see heading into a big divisional matchup.