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The Ravens quarterback was limited on Wednesday with an ankle injury.

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  • BAL Wide Receiver #7
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    Bateman was already off the FLEX radar, given his recent play and the Ravens’ struggles. His downgrading only furthers that notion. Bateman still has a chance to play, but he is clearly still rehabbing his high-ankle sprain. Having him on the field would at least be helpful for QB Lamar Jackson (ankle).
  • BAL Quarterback #8
    Monken’s statement was hardly enthusiastic, noting Jackson was unable to participate today, but he does believe Jackson will be active on game day. The Ravens’ quarterback is becoming difficult to trust as a fantasy starter, but the elite dual-threat traits he has consistently shown for years keep him at the tail-end of the QB1 group.
  • BAL Quarterback #8
    The Ravens are giving Jackson a day off fairly often at this point, though this typically occurs on Wednesday. Today’s absence could simply be standard rest and rehab, but it is hardly reassuring given Jackson’s recent streak of performances. Jackson is barely on the QB1 radar for Week 14. Hopefully, he practices fully tomorrow.
  • BAL Tight End #89
    The Ravens tend to keep their best players in-house when possible, but it’s still a bit of an odd move from GM Eric DeCosta. Andrews is 30 years old and is currently on pace for the worst year of his career by yards per game (27.7) and yards per route run (1.3). On the other hand, Lamar Jackson has missed time this year and hasn’t played up to his MVP-caliber standards when healthy, so it’s hard to pin Andrews’ statistical delcine solely on himself. John Harbaugh has also found a niche use for Andrews as the team’s tush push specialst. He has nine carries for six first downs and one touchdown, which came on a tush push fake that went for 35 yards. Andrews is now under contract through 2028.
  • BAL Wide Receiver #7
    Bateman returned from his high-ankle sprain last week but failed to secure his only target of the night on Thanksgiving. With Lamar Jackson’s otherworldly efficiency taking a major step back this year, Bateman’s boom/bust fantasy profile has resulted in almost exclusively busts this year. Bateman is buried in the WR6 ranks for Week 14.
  • BAL Quarterback #8
    At this point, anything other than a DNP to open the week is a good sign for Jackson. The beleaguered quarterback has been listed with four different injuries throughout the year. He hasn’t missed a game in over a month, but the maladies have taken their toll on his numbers. Jackson hasn’t run for more than 50 yards in a game since Week 1. His passing stats have also fallen compared to 2024. The rushing decline, in particular, has Jackson barely on the QB1 radar for Week 14 versus the Steelers.
  • BAL Running Back #43
    Rasheen Ali will continue as the Ravens third-down back in the meantime, per Harbaugh. Keaton Mitchell is probably a better second Ravens back to roster at this point for most fantasy leagues than Ali. Hill can be dropped in all shallow formats.
  • BAL Linebacker #54
    The undrafted rookie suffered a season-ending knee injury against the Bengals on Thursday. It is an unfortunate development for the special teams contributor. Chandler has been active for the last three games, logging three tackles in punt and kick coverage duties.
  • BAL Wide Receiver #4
    The good news is that Flowers’ seven targets led the team. He logged a 22 percent target share. The bad news? Everything else. The Ravens tried to get Flowers going downfield, but he and Lamar Jackson were seemingly never on the same page. The two-time MVP regularly sailed passes to Flowers and was visibly frustrated with the situation late in the game. To top things off, Flowers coughed up a fumble late in the fourth quarter, putting to rest any hope of a Baltimore comeback. Better days should be ahead for the young wideout, but he was looking like a potential WR1 a month into the season. Now he is fighting for a spot in the WR2 ranks heading into Week 14 versus Pittsburgh.
  • BAL Wide Receiver #7
    Bateman made his return from the high-ankle sprain that cost him two games. He ran plenty of routes, but Lamar Jackson barely noticed him, throwing just one pass his way. He should get more involved next week as he continues to put distance between himself and the ankle issue, but fantasy managers cannot trust him until they see some production. He will sit somewhere in the WR5/6 ranks for Week 14 versus the Steelers.