The stars will be out on Thanksgiving night in Baltimore, as Lamar Jackson, Kyle Hamilton, Rashod Bateman, and Travis Jones will all play against the Cincinnati Bengals.
None of the four key Ravens have an injury designation heading into the game, and all four were estimated full participants in a walk-through practice Wednesday.
The Ravens have ruled out running back Justice Hill, who was added to the injury report on Tuesday with a neck injury that sidelined him the past couple days, and defensive lineman Taven Bryan (knee).
Jackson has missed a day of practice each of the past three weeks with different injuries (knee, ankle, toe). He said he’s getting healthier “in some areas.”
"I just got fell on. I'm good, though. Toe's good," Jackson said Tuesday.
Hamilton was a question mark after he limped out of Sunday's win over the New York Jets. However, he was back on the practice field after missing just one practice.
Hamilton, who is playing numerous positions in the Ravens defense and will be a critical matchup against the Bengals' offensive playmakers, said the physical challenge of getting ready to play each week has been the most difficult part of his hybrid role.
Bateman is returning after missing the past two games with an ankle injury, which should inject more big-play ability into the offense. Rookie cornerback Keyon Martin (rib) has also been cleared to play after missing one game.
Jones' status was also essential considering what he means to the Ravens' defensive front, which will look to put pressure on Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow in his first game back from toe surgery.
Without Hill, the Ravens may give Keaton Mitchell even more opportunities behind Derrick Henry, and Rasheen Ali will likely be active.
With Bryan sidelined, the Ravens could elevate someone from the practice squad or make rookie Aeneas Peebles active for Thursday night's game.
The Bengals ruled out two star players, wide receiver Tee Higgins and defensive end Trey Hendrickson.
