Shocking News: Due to a severe injury, Kyle Hamilton will not be able to play for the squad in 2024.

Baltimore Ravens S Kyle Hamilton Suffers Sprained MCL, Listed Day-to-Day Ahead of Jacksonville Jaguars – Injury Tracker

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Throughout the season, check out Raven Country’s injury tracker for all your Baltimore Ravens and opponent’s injury reports from week to week.

MONDAY 12/11 – Ravens at Jacksonville

Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton went down during Sunday’s overtime win against the Rams and underwent tests on Monday to determine the severity of his sprained knee. ESPN reported the Hamilton has a sprained MCL and that he’s considered week-to-week.

Coach John Harbaugh commented several hours later the injury might be something he can play through and that he might not miss any time. Hamilton has started all 13 games for Baltimore this season as the Ravens have taken over the No. 1 seed in the AFC with the 37-31 overtime win on Sunday.

SUNDAY 12/10 – Ravens vs. Rams

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Devin Duvernay was ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Rams due to a back injury. Duvernay had not recorded a target during the game but did return one punt for 14 yards and one kickoff for 21 yards.

The Baltimore Ravens received some good news on Friday after Lamar Jackson was spotted at practice. Jackson was dealing with an illness on Thursday and missed practice for the first time this season. This likely means Jackson will be available for Sunday’s game at home against the Los Angeles Rams.

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The only player to miss practice on Friday was wideout Odell Beckham Jr. with what the team called a rest day. Beckham is preparing for a reunion with his former team on Sunday.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was absent during the media portion of today’s practice. He was not listed on Wednesday’s injury report and this is the first practice he has missed this season.

Jackson was reportedly dealing with an illness and was the only player to miss practice as Rashod Bateman (illness) returned on Thursday.

With Jackson out, Tyler Huntley and Josh Johnson split snaps.

WEDNESDAY 12/6 – Ravens vs. Rams

Ravens

WR Rashod Bateman (illness) did not practice

LB Malik Hamm (ankle) was a full participant

LB Malik Harrison (groin) was limited

CB Marlon Humphrey (calf) was a full participant

DT Justin Madubuike (concussion) was limited

LB Trenton Simpson (concussion) was a full participant

CB Damarion Williams (ankle) was a full participant

Rams

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OL Rob Havenstein (rest) did not practice

TE Tyler Higbee (neck) did not practice

LB Michael Hoecht (knee) did not practice

DB Quentin Lake (hamstring) did not practice

DT Larrell Murchison (elbow) was a full participant

WR Puka Nacua (shoulder) was limited

LB Byron Young (knee) did not practice

The Baltimore Ravens officially ended the season of linebacker David Ojabo on Monday, as head coach John Harbaugh announced that the defender underwent surgery in Los Angeles to repair a partially torn ACL.

Ojabo, who appeared in three games this season, had stated his desire to return to action in 2023 on several occasions but eventually opted for the procedure after a conversation with Harbaugh.

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“He had to make a decision about it, in terms of whether to risk it or not,” Harbaugh said, per Clifton Brown of the Ravens’ official site. “Every medical expert said to get it fixed. He wanted to play, but even I told him, ‘Man, you’ve got to get that right for the rest of your career,’ because it’s a clean type of surgery. He’ll be rolling again, training camp at the latest.”

The professional journey of Ojabo, the Ravens’ second-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, has been beset by medical misfortune: he tore his Achilles during his pro day at Michigan and appeared in only two games during his rookie campaign.

During the Browns’ loss to the Broncos on Sunday, Cleveland defensive end and NFL Defensive Player of the Year candidate Myles Garrett said he felt a “pop” in his shoulder. He was during the game favoring his arm and afterward with his arm in a sling.

Tests showed no structural damage, but depending on how physically limited Garrett is with the injury, it could put a massive damper on the Browns’ playoff hopes.

Cleveland is 7-4 and just one game ahead of a slew of other AFC teams at 6-5 hoping for a Wild Card spot in the playoffs.

Coach John Harbaugh said earlier in the week that the OBJ injury wasn’t thought to be long-term, but it was going to be a game-time decision.

Flowers has 72 catches for 588 yards and one touchdown, while Odell has caught 42 balls for 374 yards and two touchdowns.

8:00 a.m. The Ravens are dealing with some injury issues heading into the Sunday night matchup against Los Angeles. Of course, tight end Mark Andrews is OUT and was just officially placed on injured reserve. Also listed as officially OUT for Sunday night is linebacker Trenton Simpson, who is still suffering from a concussion.

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Several players are QUESTIONABLE, including wideouts Odell Beckham Jr. (shoulder) and Zay Flowers (hip), corners Marlon Humphrey (calf) and Damarion Williams (ankle), tight end Charlie Kolar (illness), and offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley (knee).

Linebacker Malik Harrison is listed as DOUBTFUL with a groin situation.

For the Chargers, there are just two players officially OUT for Sunday, tight end Nick Vannett with a concussion and safety J.T. Woods, who is sick. Tight end Gerald Everett (chest) and wideout Jalen Guyton (groin) are listed as QUESTIONABLE.

Odell Beckham Jr. (shoulder) took matters into his own hands on Black Friday, personally revealing his injury status for Sunday night’s showdown against the Los Angeles Chargers (8:20 p.m. ET, NBC).

“It’s a game-time decision,” Beckham said of his Sunday status in video from Kyle Phoenix of Baltimore Beatdown. “I’m trying my best to get into the game, each and every way … I won’t say that it will be pain-free but I’ll definitely find a way to do what I can for the people in this locker room, this team, find a way to help us steal another win.”

Beckham left Thursday’s win over Cincinnati with a late shoulder injury but the general consensus is that it doesn’t appear to be anything of long-term concern. He had a season-high 116 yards on four receptions in the 34-20 win over the Bengals.

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Per Ryan Mink of the Ravens’ official site, cornerback Marlon Humphrey (calf) and offensive lineman Ronnie Stanley (knee) returned to practice on Wednesday after missing last Thursday’s win over Cincinnati. As perhaps expected, neither Mark Andrews (ankle) nor Odell Beckham Jr. (shoulder) partook while Arthur Maulet (hamstring) likewise sat.

Beckham sounded optimistic about his chances to return to the field quickly after Thursday’s triumph.

“It’s not that bad,” Beckham said, per Mink. “I’ve got to toughen it up, and we’ll figure it out.”

After mentioning that there was an “outside chance” that Andrews could return to action before this year let out, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh offered an optimistic update on Wednesday after Andrews underwent surgery earlier this week.

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“I had a chance to review the MRI … I gave (the surgery) the thumbs up after it was explained to me what was going on,” Harbaugh said, saying that Andrews’ doctors remarked that the procedure “went really well and we’ll see where it goes from there.”

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said on Monday that the frightening ankle injury to tight end Mark Andrews might not be as bad as it looked.

“It wasn’t as bad as initially feared after the game… We’ll know more, we’ll have to see how that goes. There is some optimism.”

Harbaugh indicated while there was damage done to the ankle, it’s “cleaner” than what was originally thought, and there’s a chance he could return sooner than initially thought.

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