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  • BAL Running Back #34
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    Mitchell was a limited practice participant all week so this result is unsurprising. Defensive starter, CB Marlon Humphrey (knee) was also ruled out. Mitchell seemingly has a chance to return next week, though Humphrey appears more likely to need extra time after failing to practice this week.
  • BAL Wide Receiver #4
    Flowers was unable to practice on both Wednesday and Thursday before returning to practice in a limited capacity Friday. Flowers has already established himself as the type of player who can suit up and be effective on game day without absorbing the offensive game plan live, during the week. His severe practice limitations could result in a limited snap count though and an ankle sprain might negatively impact a player who wins with agility.
  • BAL Wide Receiver #4
    Per Ravens beat writer Jamison Hensley, Flower ran onto the practice field and “was even dancing off to the side before the start of practice.” The Ravens’ WR1 missed each of the team’s first two practices to start the week, but it sounds like he’ll have a chance to suit up in Week 8 against the Browns. We’ll have official word on his status when the team releases its final injury report later in the day.
  • BAL Wide Receiver #4
    Flowers played through the ankle injury he suffered in Week 7’s win over the Buccaneers, but two straight DNPs aren’t good for his Week 8 outlook. The Ravens could be exercising caution with their young star before getting him on the field in a limited capacity on Friday. If Flowers is unable to play, both Rashod Bateman and Mark Andrews would see a slight boost to their fantasy stocks against the Browns
  • BAL Wide Receiver #4
    Flowers went down with the ankle injury early in Baltimore’s Week 7 win over the Bucs. He was in visible pain as trainers checked him out on the sidelines. The young wideout ultimately returned to the game and limped to the finish line without missing much time. The fact that he played through it suggests Flowers will be able to suit up on Sunday, but Baltimore’s injury report will be one to watch as the week progresses. Rashod Bateman would take over as the team’s No. 1 receiver if Flowers can’t go.
  • BAL Running Back #34
    Mitchell has been on the PUP list after sustaining a major knee injury in the middle of the 2023 season. Mitchell was productive in limited opportunity during his rookie season, rushing for 396 yards and four touchdowns on just 47 attempts over eight games. He also had 93 yards on a mere nine receptions. Mitchell, when he returns to the Baltimore offense, could cut into Justice Hill’s snaps as the team’s primary pass-catching back.
  • BAL Cornerback #44
    Humphrey exited the Ravens’ Week 7 game against the Bucs following his second interception of the night. Rapoport said Humphrey’s “status is up in the air this week, and time will tell how quickly he can recover.” It wouldn’t be surprising if the Ravens rested Humphrey in Week 8 against a severely overmatched Browns team.
  • BAL Cornerback #10
    Maulet has played between 348 and 481 defensive snaps for each of the last five seasons with the Jets, Steelers, and Ravens. He’ll be a nice depth piece for Baltimore’s secondary, and perhaps elevate into an even bigger role if Marlon Humphrey’s MNF knee injury is serious.
  • BAL Wide Receiver #4
    He added a 19-yard carry. Really helped you out, didn’t he? Flowers also had a fumble clank off his helmet when he was in motion in the second quarter. This was largely about Rashod Bateman winning deep routes and Lamar Jackson rewarding Bateman rather than anything Flowers did wrong. Flowers falls back into the WR3 ranks with Bateman’s recent emergence, even if he is the more consistently-targeted player.
  • BAL Tight End #80
    Likely has been targeted four times in each of the last two games, but has largely remained a hard-to-trust, touchdown-or-bust option since Week 1’s 9/111/1 line.