Campbell hurts calf

Ravens DE Calais Campbell (calf) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Jaguars. He has seen his snaps limited each of the past 2 weeks since returning from the injury, though the share did increase last week. Campbell played just 40% of the snaps against the Browns, though, and tallied only an assist. He then missed 2 days of practice and put in just a limited Friday. Campbell is likely to play, but he's not a safe bet for IDP production. Ravens CB Marcus Peters (calf) is also questionable. He missed practice all week and looks risky.

Ravens DE Calais Campbell (calf) is active for tonight's game against the Browns. He didn't participate in practice this week, though, and looks like a risk to play near his normal snap share.

Ravens DE Calais Campbell (calf) is questionable for Monday night's game against the Browns. Campbell returned to action in Week 13 after 3 games down between the calf injury and a stint on the COVID list, but he played just 29% of the snaps and then missed practice all week. Avoid Campbell for IDP lineups this week.

The calf strain that knocked Ravens DE Calais Campbell out of Sunday's game "will likely caust him to miss multiple weeks," according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Campbell will reportedly have further tests to determine the severity, and the injury "does not sound long term." But you'll at least need to line up a Week 10 replacement for your IDP lineup. Campbell's snaps got spread around after he left the Colts game. DE Derek Wolfe might have been the greatest beneficiary, playing a season-high 75% of the snaps. He didn't see much boost on the stat sheet, though, with just 3 tackles, no tackles for loss and 0 QB hits.

The Jaguars on Saturday traded DE Calais Campbell to the Ravens for a 5th-round pick. It's obviously a salary-cap move by Jacksonville, but one bound to negatively impact the pass rush. Campbell spent the past 3 seasons with the Jaguars and helped the team finish 2 of those among the league's top 7 in sacks. Campbell posted the 2 largest sack totals of his career (14.5 and 10.5) in 2017 and 2018 before falling back to 6.5 last season. But his 25 QB hits in 2019 marked the 2nd most of his career, behind only the 30 of his first Jacksonville campaign. Campbell heads into his age-34 season this fall but should help a Baltimore pass rush that ranked just 21st in sacks and 27th in Pro Football Focus pass-rushing grade in 2019.