The forecast for today's Ravens-Chiefs game calls for a 70% chance of rain. There are flash flood warnings in the area, so it sounds like the rainfall could be heavy. The good news is that wind shouldn't be a major problem, with the forecast calling for 10-13 mph. We'll keep an eye on this as we get closer to 1 pm ET kickoff and adjust the Week 3 rankings as needed.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown (hip) is active for today’s game against the Cardinals. It’s worth noting that the hip issue is new, but HC John Harbaugh said Friday that he had “no concern” about Brown’s status. The rookie is a boom/bust WR3 after blowing up for a 4-147-2 line on just 14 snaps in the opener.

Ravens TE Mark Andrews (foot), WR Marquise Brown (hip) and RB Mark Ingram (shoulder) -- all listed as questionable -- are expected to play against the Cardinals today, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. We never heard much concern about any of these guys, so we'd use them in fantasy lineups as you normally would.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown (hip) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Cardinals. He was limited on Wednesday and Thursday but sidelined on Friday. Brown went through the same routine last week before blowing up against the Dolphins -- and HC John Harbaugh confirmed on Friday that Brown will play this weekend. It's worth noting, though, that this hip issue is new. Brown is a risk/reward WR3 after playing just 14 snaps in the opener.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown (foot) is active for today’s game against the Dolphins. The rookie is just a DFS tournament flier after missing most of the offseason recovering from foot surgery.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown (foot) is listed as questionable for this weekend’s opener against the Dolphins. Brown was held out of Friday’s practice, but HC John Harbaugh said afterward that the rookie will play vs. Miami. Brown is no more than a DFS flier for Week 1.

Ravens HC John Harbaugh said Monday that WR Marquise Brown is a "full go" for this weekend's opener against the Dolphins. The rookie missed most of the offseason recovering from foot surgery but did get on the field for the final 2 preseason games. “He’s going to have to get up to speed quickly. We’ll have to be vigilant in what we ask him to do and what he can do well," Harbaugh added. "It’s going to be a challenge for [the Dolphins], too. He’s really fast and he’s got great hands." Brown is no more than a DFS flier for Week 1 but could emerge as a fantasy option later this season.

Ravens HC John Harbaugh admitted that WR Marquise Brown still has "a ways to go" as he works back from foot surgery. Brown was able to get on the field in a joint practice with the Eagles on Monday. “He basically practiced for the first time in a more aggressive setting, so I saw a guy that was practicing for the first time," Harbaugh said. "He just needs to get accustomed to it. It’s all new for him — the speed of it, the thinking, the lining up, running the right route." OC Greg Roman also noted that Brown needs to build chemistry with QB Lamar Jackson. The rookie is looking like a poor bet for early-season fantasy value.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown (foot) participated in 7-on-7 drills on Saturday for the 1st time. "He went real fast," WR coach David Culley said afterward. "He didn’t feel fast. But I told him that I didn’t see anything that would say he’s been injured. He’s not quite where he was before, but I like where he’s at." The Ravens haven't yet decided whether Brown will play in the 2nd preseason game, but he seems to be on track for Week 1. The rookie is worth late-round consideration in fantasy drafts.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown has passed his physical and is expected to practice on Wednesday. The 1st-round rookie missed spring workouts and the 1st few days of training camp after undergoing January surgery to repair a Lisfranc injury. He'll likely be eased back in, but ESPN's Jamison Hensley believes Brown is on track to play in all of Baltimore's preseason games. There's still time for him to carve out a significant early-season role.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown has been placed on the Non Football Injury list to open training camp with the Lisfranc injury he suffered late last season. It's a bit of a surprise after the 1st-round rookie reportedly took part in drills in June minicamp. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport hears that Brown "is progressing well and should be back on the field in a few weeks." So it sounds like he still has a shot to be ready by Week 1. But Brown will be playing catch-up and is a poor bet for an early-season fantasy impact.

Ravens rookie WR Marquise Brown took part in a drill for the 1st time Wednesday, according to ESPN’s Jamison Hensley. The 1st-rounder hasn’t been cleared for a full return yet coming off foot surgery. HC John Harbaugh said this week he hopes to have Brown ready for the start of training camp

The Ravens selected Oklahoma WR Marquise Brown with the 25th overall pick of the 2019 NFL Draft. Antonio Brown’s cousin turned in 2 big seasons at Oklahoma. He went for a 57-1,095-7 line catching passes from Baker Mayfield in 2017 and then a 75-1,318-10 with Kyler Murray at the helm this past year. Only 7 guys in the country tallied more receiving yards in 2018. Brown’s 17.6 yards per catch ranked 6th among WRs with 50+ grabs. A Lisfranc injury prevented him from working out in the pre-draft process, but flip on his tape and it’s obvious that Brown possesses elite speed and quickness. He’s also a better route runner than many give him credit for. The concerns are his diminutive 5’9, 166-pound frame and that Lisfranc issue — an injury that tends to cause lingering problems. Brown’s foot reportedly looked “excellent” at his medical re-check earlier this month, but it’ll be a situation to monitor into the summer. Brown is joining a run-heavy Baltimore offense but has a clear path to #1 WR duties on a depth chart topped by Willie Snead, Seth Roberts and Chris Moore.

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