Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is on the first injury report, which contains quite a bit of names.
Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter took the podium on Wednesday to reassure the fanbase and everyone else when it was reported that quarterback Lamar Jackson was not out at practice.
While Minter joked that he needed to calm the entire city of Baltimore, he did reveal that the passer was limited.
Jackson has been officially added to the injury report, which contains quite a few names, as the Ravens head into their Week 4 matchup with the Tennessee Titans.
The full injury list is as follows:
| Mark Andrews | TE | Hand | FP |
| Calais Campbell | DL | NIR - Rest | DNP |
| Zay Flowers | WR | Hamstring | LP |
| Jovaughn Gwyn | OL | Ankle | DNP |
| Trey Hendrickson | OLB | Finger | DNP |
| Marlon Humphrey | CB | Hamstring | LP |
| Lamar Jackson | QB | Back | LP |
| Chris Moore | WR | Ankle | LP |
| Ethan Pocic | C | Knee | DNP |
| John Simpson | G | Groin | LP |
| Durham Smythe | TE | Heel | LP |
| Ronnie Stanley | T | Toe | LP |
Jackson is currently dealing with a back issue, which is why he ended up on the injury report. Minter also explained that it is something "minor" and that there is nothing to worry about.
Considering the injury issues that Jackson had in 2025, anything minor may cause a bit of panic.
Joining Jackson are the known players who are out. Centers Jovaughn Gwyn and Ethan Pocic were given a DNP (did not participate) status.
Gwyn is out for at least the next two months due to a reported fractured fibula, and Pocic's injury has not been confirmed, but he did take a helmet to the knee.
Veteran defensive tackle Calais Campbell was also DNP, but it was due to a veteran rest day. Outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson also missed practice due to his broken finger.
Hendrickson missed practice last week as well, but was able to suit up. He may just need extra rest time to deal with the finger injury.
Also limited on Wednesday were wide receiver Chris Moore (ankle), Zay Flowers (hamstring), Marlon Humphrey (hamstring), John Simpson (groin), Druham Smythe (heel), and Ronnie Stanley (toe).
All limited players and those with DNP still have two more days to be upgraded so they can take the field against the Titans.
One of the most important on that limited list of players is Stanley, who was pulled during Week 2 and missed Week 3 due to his toe injury. Backup tackle Carson Vinson stepped in to take over.
The Ravens have some strong instability on the line, as Stanley is out and Gwyn and Pocic went down. With both centers down, the team relied on rookie guard Vega Ioane to step in as the team's center.
Minter detailed the plan to "find the best five," which could mean more shuffling to ensure the strongest line is there to protect Jackson and aid the run game.
Ioane appears to be the center option now and potentially moving forward, though the Ravens signed guard Kyle Hergel and center Andre James. James has the most starts at center, with 59 from 2020 to 2024.
