*Ronnie Stanley – Noteworthy – Injury
LT Ronnie Stanley had to leave the game against the Bengals several times with a high-sprained ankle, according to coach John Harbaugh. His absence disrupted the flow of the line. Stanley was limited in practice the prior week after missing the previous game against the Steelers in Week 9. His status is uncertain for the upcoming game against the Raiders.
Alex Lewis – Noteworthy – Injury
LG Alex Lewis made his second consecutive start after missing the last two games because of a pinched nerve in his neck. Lewis had to briefly leave the game with an undisclosed injury and was replaced by rookie Bradley Bozeman. However, Lewis was able to play on the final offensive drive of the fourth quarter.
Gus Edwards – Noteworthy
RB Gus Edwards had a breakout game against the Bengals, finishing with 115 yards on 17 carries with a touchdown. The undrafted rookie was promoted from practice squad on Oct. 13 when running back De’Lance Turner was placed on IR. Edwards could get an opportunity to start Week 12 against the Raiders. “He has been practicing great. He’s been playing well on special teams,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said.
James Hurst – Noteworthy – Injury
RT James Hurst (back) has missed his fourth consecutive games after being held out of practice last week. Hurst is a valuable lineman capable of playing multiple positions. His status against the Raiders is uncertain.
Joe Flacco – Noteworthy – Injury
QB Joe Flacco missed his first game of the season because of an injured hip. Rookie first-round pick Lamar Jackson started in his place and set the franchise record for yards rushing by a quarterback in a game with 117. Flacco will also likely be inactive for the following game against the Raiders, according to Harbaugh. “Yes, it will be tough for him this week coming,” Harbaugh said when asked about Flacco’s status.