The second injury report is out, with Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers being upgraded while three others remain limited.
The second Baltimore Ravens injury report is here, and the same four players have remained on the list.
Wide receivers Zay Flowers and Devontez Walker, linebacker Teddye Buchanan, and defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike remain on the report. The good news for the Ravens is that Flowers has been upgraded.
Flowers emerged on the injury report due to a hamstring ailment that he is dealing with. During media availability, he also revealed that he is "100 percent" ready to play.
That appears to have been proven true, as Flowers has been upgraded from a limited participant to a full participant on the injury report.
On the flip side of things, all three of the other listed players remain limited.
Madubuike is still recovering from offseason neck surgery related to the season-ending neck injury he suffered at the beginning of the 2025 season. He has since worked his way into team activities in training camp, and head coach Jesse Minter indicated he could be ready to play in Week 1.
Should the defensive tackle not be upgraded, he could be in danger of missing the game.
Buchanan is in a similar boat, but he is recovering from a torn ACL that he suffered at the end of the 2025 season. Despite also boasting a very fast recovery, he remains limited as well.
Walker was the latest addition. The receiver is dealing with a groin injury that may knock him out of Week 1. Minter indicated that Walker's ability to play in the first game of the season "could go either way."
Walker will also need to be upgraded by Friday's final injury report to have a shot at suiting up against the Colts.
All-in-all, the Ravens have a minimal injury report that could turn out well for all players listed.
There is more than enough in the receiving department should Walker not be able to play, but getting Madubuike and Buchanan back on the field would heavily impact the defense.
Madubuike is a game-wrecking defensive tackle who elevates everyone around him. The issue is that his neck injury is something that Baltimore should still not be attempting to rush him back from.
With the additions of Calais Campbell and Trey Hendrickson, the Ravens' defense will be fine if both Madubuike and Buchanan have to delay their 2026 debuts until Week 2.
Still, both being on the field would greatly help in stopping Colts quarterback Daniel Jones and the playmakers he has on offense.
