Follow along throughout the season as the RavenCountry.com injury tracker keeps you up to date on who’s in and out from week to week.
Check out Raven Country’s injury tracker throughout the season for all of your Baltimore Ravens and opponent’s injury reports from week to week.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21 – Ravens vs. 49ers
Ravens
CB Jalyn Armour-Davis (concussion) did not participate in practice.
Odell Beckham Jr. (illness) did not participate in practice.
Practice was limited for WR Zay Flowers (Foot).
LB Malik Hamm (Ankle) took part in full practice.
In practice, CB Arthur Maulet (Knee) was limited.
Ronnie Stanley (OT) was limited in practice due to a concussion.
Marcus Williams (Groyne) had minimal practice time.
49ers
DE Arik Armstead (foot, knee) did not participate in practice.
DE Nick Bosa (rest) did not participate in practice.
LB Oren Burks (Knee) did not participate in practice.
TE Ross Dwelley (Ankle) did not participate in practice.
NT Javon Hargrave (Hamstring) did not participate in practice.
WR Jauan Jennings (concussion) did not participate in practice.
Clelin Ferrell (Ankle) saw limited action.
Trent Williams (Rest) did not participate in practice.
G Spencer Burford (Knee) participated fully in practice.
CB Deommodore Lenoir (Ribs) participated fully in practice.
Elijah Mitchell (Knee) did not participate in practice.
KEATON MITCHELL, RAVENS RB, IS OUT FOR THE SEASON
Following the Baltimore Ravens’ 23-7 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport verified that star rookie running back Keaton Mitchell sustained a torn ACL.
“Keaton Mitchell, one of their bright young stars with breakout ability, has suffered an ACL tear, sources said after the MRI,” according to Rapoport. “His season is over but he should make a full recovery.”
Mitchell immediately became an impact player for the Ravens after missing the first five games of the season due to injury, accumulating 396 yards and two touchdowns on 47 rushes in just eight games.
KEATON MITCHELL, RAVENS RB, IS LIKELY DONE FOR THE SEASON
In the Ravens’ 23-7 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday night, running back Keaton Mitchell likely sustained a season-ending knee injury.
Mitchell was having a fantastic day, gaining 73 yards on the ground and two receptions for 15 yards, until he sustained a stomach-turning knee injury early in the fourth quarter, forcing him to be carried off the field and then transported to the locker room. Mitchell was immediately ruled out for the remainder of the game and is expected to miss the balance of the regular season and playoffs. Baltimore will provide depth by signing Melvin Gordon to the active roster.
The Ravens also lost safety Marcus Williams to a groyne injury on the final play of the first half, and offensive lineman Ronnie Stanley to concussion protocol.
Sunday Night Football – Ravens vs. Jaguars
Ronnie Stanley of the Ravens is out and being tested for a concussion.
Ravens gain safety Geno Smith took over the Jags’ first drive of the second half after Marcus Williams was hurt on the final play of the first half while making the touchdown-saving tackle on Zay Jones.
Williams had a groyne injury and is questionable to return.
Friday, December 15th – Ravens vs. Jaguars
Ravens
S Kyle Hamilton (Knee) participated fully in practice and is QUESTIONABLE for Sunday’s game.
LB Malik Hamm (Ankle) practiced fully and is a QUESTIONABLE for Sunday’s game.
Malik Harrison (Groyne) took part in full practice.
Roquan Smith (LB, Back) took part in entire practice.
Thursday, December 14 – Ravens vs. Jaguars
Ravens
Practice was limited for S Kyle Hamilton (Knee).
WEDNESDAY, 12/13 – Hamilton Returns to Practice Following Injury
The Baltimore Ravens received a pleasant surprise at Wednesday’s practice: according to Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic, all 53 active roster players participated in the preparation for Sunday night’s game against Jacksonville, including Kyle Hamilton, who suffered a sprained MCL in the previous weekend’s victory over the Los Angeles Rams.
