Ravens final injury report for Week 5 reveals unprecedented health ahead of Bengals clash

The Baltimore Ravens are in an unprecedented position heading into their Week 5 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals—extremely healthy for this stage of the season. All 52 active players practiced for the third consecutive day, a rare feat in the NFL, as the team prepares for this crucial AFC North clash.

However, the Ravens will be without cornerback Arthur Maulet, who missed practice again due to a hamstring and knee issue. Maulet, a veteran option in the secondary, started his practice window this week, but after missing the last two practices, it’s clear he won’t be activated by Saturday. While he isn’t a starting cornerback, his absence removes a dependable depth piece for the Ravens’ defense.

Running back Keaton Mitchell, who tore his ACL in Week 15 last season against the Jacksonville Jaguars, was seen jogging on a side field during practice. Mitchell remains on the PUP list and isn’t expected to return for a few more weeks. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh recently mentioned that the team fully expects Mitchell to contribute later this season, but for now, his rehab is progressing, and his eventual return will add depth to Baltimore’s backfield.

Ravens starting left guard Andrew Vorhees full practice participant

One of the biggest injury storylines surrounds left guard Andrew Vorhees, who was a full participant in practice today after being limited earlier in the week due to an ankle injury. While he is officially listed as questionable for Sunday’s game, his full participation is a promising sign. Still, the uncertainty around Vorhees highlights the fact that the Ravens' offensive line could be a game-time decision, adding some intrigue to how the team will line up against Cincinnati’s front seven.

It’s highly unusual for a team to be this healthy in Week 5 of the NFL season. Baltimore’s ability to avoid major injuries has them in a prime position to contend with a Bengals team that has been inconsistent to start the year. With no major setbacks and nearly every key player available, the Ravens are well-equipped to handle their division rivals in what could be a season-defining matchup.

Baltimore’s healthy roster and offensive resurgence, led by quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry, positions them well for a crucial divisional win. The Ravens’ depth, particularly on the offensive line and in the backfield, will be tested against a Bengals defense looking to rebound from a slow start, but they have a clear advantage in terms of overall health.

Sunday’s game will give a clear indication of where the Ravens stand in the AFC North, and with the squad in such good shape, they have every reason to feel confident heading into Cincinnati.

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