Lamar Jackson is on the field again at the start of Friday's practice, giving more hope that he could suit up for Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Jackson was limited on Wednesday and Thursday. The final injury report will tell whether he's a full or limited participant on Friday.
Jackson has missed the past two games due to an ankle injury suffered on Oct. 4. This week was his first time practicing since.
Two Ravens defensive starters, safety Jaylinn Hawkins (knee) and outside linebacker Tavius Robinson (pectoral), were not at the start of practice again Friday. After practice, Head Coach Jesse Minter announced that Robinson would miss the rest of the season and that Hawkins would miss Sunday's game against the Bengals. Minter believes it won't be a long-term injury for Hawkins.
Robinson, who leads the Ravens with 3.5 sacks, hadn't practiced all week. The Ravens will lean more on Mike Green and rookies Zion Young and Ethan Burke.
Hawkins was limited Wednesday but sidelined Thursday. The Ravens could plug in second-year safety Keondre Jackson, who hasn't taken a defensive snap yet this season, or shuffle their secondary and move Kyle Hamilton off the line of scrimmage.
