The Baltimore Ravens are getting healthier and healthier. For the first time all season, they’re nearing a clean injury report. Jaylinn Hawkins was the only limited participant on Friday; the rest were full participants.
Obviously, the Ravens are without key players like Lamar Jackson and Tavius Robinson, but those on the 53-man roster are in play for Monday night. As it stands, Hawkins is the only real question mark, as he’s logged two limited practices coming off a knee injury.
For a team looking to bounce back, getting healthy after a mini bye week is the first step in the right direction.
Baltimore Ravens' second injury report before Week 10 matchup with Los Angeles Chargers
It’s worth noting that Baltimore’s practice was a walkthrough, so all statuses are estimates. Nonetheless, there’s been some major progress in the health department.
In this piece, we’ll take a look at players who may have been limited ahead of Friday’s practice.
Jaylinn Hawkins, S (Knee)
Friday practice status: Limited participation
Will Jaylinn Hawkins return to the field against the Los Angeles Chargers? The possibility is growing by the day. After missing three straight games and eight straight practices with a knee injury, the 29-year-old was a limited participant for back-to-back days.
On Wednesday, Jesse Minter had a fairly optimistic update on Hawkins’ recovery.
Coach Minter on Jaylinn Hawkins: pic.twitter.com/mEAVRsINhI
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 11, 2026
Hawkins hasn’t played well in 2026 — he’s one of the free-agent signings who’s been a massive disappointment. However, there’s merit in starting a veteran who’s proved himself before, as opposed to unproven guys like Keondre Jackson and K’Von Wallace.
If he does return, fans probably won’t be excited. But the Ravens need all the help they can get in the second half. Hawkins can boost the chances of turning things around if he can look more like the 2025 version of himself.
Rashod Bateman, WR (Calf)
Friday practice status: Full participation
After being limited Thursday with a calf injury, Rashod Bateman jumped to full participation on Friday. He’s fought through some injuries in recent weeks, and Monday should be no different, as he should be ready to go.
Like the rest of Baltimore’s offense, Bateman has struggled to find a rhythm working with Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano. He was a reliable target from Week 2 to Week 5, though. With Jacoby Brissett’s arrival, the hope is that he finds his form alongside Zay Flowers to get the passing game firing again.
Vega Ioane, G (Knee/Shoulder)
Friday practice status: Full participation
Vega Ioane was also limited Thursday with a knee and shoulder issue. Luckily, he was listed as full on Friday.
There shouldn’t be much doubt Ioane can play in Week 10. He fought tooth and nail to get back on the field after spraining his MCL — he missed just one game. And now, with additional time off, there’s reason to believe he’ll look like his usual self again.
The Ravens need him at his best, too. A second-half turnaround will rely heavily on the offensive line, and they need some stability there. With all five linemen healthy, they may finally have that.
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