The Ravens' inactives are all healthy scratches as they're healthy for Sunday's battle for first place against the rival Pittsburgh Steelers.
All three Ravens starters who missed practice time due to injuries this week – quarterback Lamar Jackson (ankle), wide receiver Rashod Bateman (ankle), and cornerback Nate Wiggins (foot) – will play.
Baltimore's inactives for the game are as follows:
- QB Cooper Rush (3rd QB)
- G Ben Cleveland
- OT Joseph Noteboom
- WR Devontez Walker
- DT Aeneas Peebles
Walker is inactive after playing the past two weeks, as the Ravens opted for veteran wide receiver Tylan Wallace instead. Walker didn't haul in either of his two deep targets against the Bengals last week.
The Ravens went with rookie offensive tackle Carson Vinson over veteran Noteboom.
Baltimore elevated safety Sanoussi Kane and defensive lineman Josh Tupou from the practice squad to face the Steelers.
Safety Ar'Darius Washington (Achilles) and outside linebacker Tavius Robinson (foot), who both returned to practice this week, were ruled out on Friday.
For the Steelers, starting safety Kyle Duggar (hand), first-round rookie defensive tackle Derrick Harmon (knee), and backup offensive tackle Calvin Anderson (knee) are out.
The Steelers shook up their wide receiver corps for Sunday's game. Veteran Adam Thielen is active just days after being claimed off waivers and Marquez Valdes-Scantling was elevated from the practice squad. Second-year wideout Roman Wilson is a healthy scratch.
