Several Ravens are expected to make a comeback vs Steelers.

The Ravens appear set to experience multiple significant injury returns for Sunday’s rivalry game in Pittsburgh after being seriously injured for weeks.

Five Ravens players are doubtful, one is doubtful, and two are out.

The list is listed in the following order:.

Beckham, Odell Jr. both Rashod Bateman and are prepared to return.

With the anticipated return of Odell Beckham Jr., the Ravens’ wide receiver group might be back to full strength.
including Rashod Bateman.

Although Beckham participated in only a few practices this week and is rated as questionable, he claimed that some of the extra rest was more preventative.

Yes, I anticipate being there, Beckham said to reporters on Friday.

Bateman (hamstring) participated in all of the practices this week in full, so he doesn’t have a final designation and is available to play.

Both of them returning to the field to join Zay Flowers, Nelson Agholor, tight end Mark Andrews, and other players would be a huge boost to Baltimore’s passing offense.

Todd Monken, the offensive coordinator, stated on Thursday that he wants to use more dynamic plays in the passing game.
The Steelers have allowed the second-most passing yards per completion in the league this year at 11 point 8 yards.

Marcus Williams and Marlon Humphrey may both reenter secondary school.

This season, Marlon Humphrey (foot) has yet to play for the Ravens, and Marcus Williams (pectoral) has been sidelined since Week 1.

Humphrey returned to the practice field for the first time since mid-August on Wednesday, and he practiced fully for the first time on Friday, a sign that he may be getting ready for game action.

Williams was a full practice participant and was not listed on the final injury report, indicating that he is physically capable of playing.

Given that Humphrey and Williams would join a group that has more than held its own without perhaps its best cornerback and safety, this could be the strongest the Ravens’ secondary has been all season.

Ronnie Stanley is a “Strong Possibility” to Play, Ending Morgan Moses’ Streak.

Since his first season in 2014, Morgan Moses has appeared in 134 straight contests.
Moses’s shoulder injury sustained in Cleveland puts that in jeopardy this week as he is questionable to play.

Moses took the field on Friday but only participated in a limited amount of practice on Thursday.

If Stanley returns, the Ravens might move veteran Patrick Mekari to right tackle.
The possibility of Stanley playing despite being listed as questionable to play was expressed by Stanley to reporters on Thursday.
Despite having two consecutive full practices on Wednesday and Thursday, Stanley didn’t work out on Friday.

The alternative is second-year blocker Daniel Faalele, who would make his second start.

Outside linebackers T are the Steelers defense’s bulwark.
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Alexandra Highsmith and Watt.
Whoever lines up there will face a significant challenge because one of the best pass rushers in the game, Watt (6 sacks so far), lines up over the right tackle.