Ravens Upgrade Lamar Jackson, Zay Flowers and Marlon Humphrey to Full Practice

Lamar Jackson holds a football while wearing his purple Ravens uniform and helmet.

The Ravens moved Lamar Jackson, Zay Flowers and Marlon Humphrey to full participation on Thursday, October 1st, a meaningful change from their limited work Wednesday. Baltimore’s official injury report lists Jackson with a back issue and Flowers and Humphrey with hamstring issues as the team prepares for Tennessee.

The updated practice table is the key development. Jackson’s presence at the start of Thursday’s session had already been reported by the team, but being on the field and receiving a full-participation designation are different pieces of information. The later report supplies the more complete account of his practice workload.

There are still absences to monitor. Trey Hendrickson did not practice because of a finger issue, while centers Jovaughn Gwyn and Ethan Pocic remained out with ankle and knee injuries, respectively. Ronnie Stanley was limited with a toe issue, and Chris Moore remained limited with an ankle issue.

Elsewhere on the report, John Simpson moved from limited to full participation with a groin issue. Calais Campbell also returned to full work after a rest day. Those changes describe Thursday’s session; they do not settle who will be available against the Titans.

In the team’s earlier practice update, head coach Jesse Minter characterized Jackson’s back issue as minor. That report also noted that Hendrickson had been managing his finger issue since Week 2 without missing a game. His Thursday absence remains worth following rather than treating that recent history as a guarantee.

For fans tracking the report, the important distinction is between practice participation and a game designation. At the time of this update, the table did not list final Sunday statuses. A full Thursday practice therefore should not be presented as an official announcement that a player will play.

Follow PowerPage Sports for the next verified update. The immediate takeaway is encouraging movement for three prominent Ravens, alongside unresolved questions elsewhere on the roster. Friday’s report will provide the next checkpoint before Baltimore hosts Tennessee on October 4th.