The Ravens have all 50 players on their 53-man roster on the field at the start of practice Wednesday, including All-Pro safety Kyle Hamilton (hip) and top cornerback Nate Wiggins (illness).
That's good news for a team looking to end a four-game losing streak Monday night against the winless Los Angeles Chargers.
Hamilton exited last Thursday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars early and did not return. Wiggins didn't play after an illness sidelined him last Wednesday.
Fellow safety Jaylinn Hawkins (knee) also returned to practice for the first time since Oct. 21. Hawkins had played 81% of the defensive snaps in the Ravens' first six games.
New quarterback Jacoby Brissett took the field for the first time since being traded to Baltimore, providing a boost for an offense looking for one after not reaching 14 points in any of the past four games.
Brissett is wearing No. 11, which is a new number for the 11-year veteran.
New offensive lineman Ryan Neuzil also is practicing after being acquired via trade from the Atlanta Falcons at Tuesday's deadline. Neuzil is wearing No. 58 and it remains to be seen exactly what role the Ravens envision for him.
The Ravens didn't have a kicker on the field at the start of Wednesday's practice after Jake Moody was signed off Baltimore's practice squad.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that the Ravens are working out a pair of kickers, former Los Angeles Ram Harrison Mevis and former Miami Dolphin Riley Patterson.
