Baltimore Ravens injury report for Week 10 TNF: Updates on Isaiah Likely, Keaton Mitchell, Lamar Jackson and more

The Baltimore Ravens are among the toughest teams in the American Football Conference. They are prolific in the air and on the ground, and their defense is getting better by the week. The Ravens were ruthless in dispatching the Denver Broncos in Week 9.

Next up is a Thursday Night Football game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Here's the Ravens' injury report ahead of this crunch AFC showdown.

Baltimore Ravens injury report

Here's a look at the Baltimore Ravens' injury report heading into their crucial Week 10 Thursday Night Football game against the Bengals:

Isaiah Likely's injury update

Per CBS Sports, Isaiah Likely did not participate in Tuesday's training session. The tight end is dealing with a hamstring issue.

Isaiah was limited to a meager 31% snap share in his side's Week 9 victory over the Denver Broncos. He must now feature in some capacity in Wednesday's training session to play against the Bengals in this short-week matchup.

Keaton Mitchell's injury update

According to Sports Illustrated, Keaton Mitchell is nearing a return to the Gridiron. The explosive running back has yet to play this season due to a significant knee injury suffered in December 2023.

However, his 21-day practice window opened on Oct. 21, and he has been a full participant in training this week. NFL rules state that Mitchell must be on the team's 53-man squad by Nov. 13 to feature this season. Don't be surprised if he makes his official season debut against the Bengals in Week 10.

Lamar Jackson's injury update

According to ESPN, Lamar Jackson will play in Thursday's game against the Bengals despite missing significant parts of training this week. The two-time MVP is dealing with a knee injury but still looks set to start for the Baltimore Ravens against the Joe Burrow-led Bengals.

When asked about Jackson's potential availability, Ravens coach John Harbaugh said:

"Lamar will be playing Thursday night".

It doesn't come more direct than that. Jackson currently leads the league in quarterback rating and will be looking forward to another statement game against a potential postseason opponent.

Rasheen Ali's injury update

According to the Baltimore Ravens' website, Rasheen Ali participated fully in Thursday's training session. The running back was limited on Monday but took part in every important drill in Tuesday's session.

This is hugely significant as Tuesday's training session is the team's only full session before Thursday's match against the Bengals. Hence, Ali's expected to feature in the game as a backup to superstar running back Derrick Henry.