Ravens Injury Report: Lamar Jackson Out, Zay Flowers Questionable

The Baltimore Ravens could very well be without some big players, as the team looks to pick up their fourth win against the Atlanta Falcons.

Head coach Jesse Minter ruled out quarterback Lamar Jackson due to his sprained ankle, but Jackson isn't the only concern on the final report.

The full injury report is as follows: 

As stated, Jackson is out after suffering a sprained ankle in Week 4. Instead of getting him back on the field, which could cause more damage, Minter chose to sit the starter.

Tyler Huntley will now be the starter, and the hope for the Ravens is that he can find a way to guide the offense to a win.

There are more concerns on the injury report, other than Jackson. Wide receiver Zay Flowers is also questionable due to his foot injury. 

Flowers was limited all week, but he has toughed out injuries before. The nagging hamstring injury that he had led him to being limited in previous weeks but he still managed to only miss one game.

Should Flowers be out, this would be a huge loss for the Ravens' offense, especially with Huntley behind center.

Right guard Andrew Vorhees is also questionable. He suffered a foot injury in Week 4 and was limited on two of the three practice days leading up to the Falcons matchup. 

If Vorhees cannot play, it will be Emory Jones Jr. stepping in at center, as Cam Jurgens is not ready. Jurgens is expected to take over as center, leading to rookie Vega Ioane being kicked back to right guard.

Cornerback Marlon Humphrey is also questionable due to a calf and hamstring injury. He has been limited and missed Wednesday's practice. Should he not be healthy enough to play, it will be Chidobe Awuzie taking over.

Outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson also remains out due to the procedure he underwent to fix his broken finger. Minter indicated that it would not keep him out long-term, but the pass rusher has now missed the past two games.

There are no other major concerns on the injury report, and the Ravens' inactives will be what reveals the fate of the other questionable players that were listed above.

Losing Vorhees and Flowers will impact the offense in a major way, while Humphrey being made inactive will also lead to a weaker secondary.

The Falcons have been rolling, and pose a big challenge for Baltimore.