The Ravens are preparing for Sunday’s season finale against the Cincinnati Bengals and expect to have most of their starters in the lineup.
Even though both teams have already been eliminated from the postseason, key veterans like offensive lineman 
“All of my games count, especially to me,” Suggs said.
Wagner, Orr Both Sidelined
Head Coach John Harbaugh has said that the only starters who won’t play this week are those whose injuries would keep them out any other game, and that list included right tackle
Wagner left last week’s game with the concussion and was replaced in the lineup by
Orr has missed portions of the last two games to have the training staff work on his shoulder. If his injury lingers into the weekend, the Ravens may turn to undrafted rookie
J. Smith Not Expected To Play
Top cornerback
Harbaugh revealed Monday that Smith has a high ankle sprain, and the team knew he would be out at least until the playoffs, if they made it to that point.
Smith played in 11 games this season, made 32 tackles and had four passes defensed.
Bengals Green Will Not Play
The Ravens will make it through the entire season without facing wide receiver A.J. Green. The Bengals receiver has been a nemesis for the Ravens throughout his career, but the Bengals decided to shut him down because of a hamstring injury.
“He’s not going to play this week,” Bengals Head Coach Marvin Lewis said.
The Bengals also placed tight end Tyler Eifert (back) on injured reserve, leaving them without two of their best offensive playmakers.
Cincinnati has a variety of other injuries, as linebacker Vontaze Burfict (knee/concussion), running back Jeremy Hill (knee) and tight end Tyler Kroft (knee/ankle) all didn’t practice Wednesday.
Cornerback Adam Jones (ankle), defensive end Will Clarke (ribs), linebacker Vincent Rey (hamstring) and left tackle Andrew Whitworth (biceps) were all limited participants in practice.
