Brown OUT vs. Bears

The Ravens have downgraded WR Marquise Brown to out for Sunday’s game against the Bears because of his thigh injury. That leaves Rashod Bateman and Sammy Watkins as the likely top 2 WRs for Lamar Jackson. Slot man Devin Duvernay is questionable with a knee injury that didn’t show up on the team injury report until Friday. The whole situation plus an illness that got Jackson downgraded to questionable today certainly adds risk to the Baltimore QB’s fantasy outlook

The Ravens have traded WR Marquise Brown and the 100th overall pick to Arizona for the 23rd pick in the NFL Draft. Brown lands in an offense with DeAndre Hopkins as the incumbent #1, but Hopkins showed signs of potentially slowing down in an injury-riddled 2021. Brown should slot in ahead of the remaining Cardinals WRs in targets. He heads into the 4th season of his rookie contract, with the 5th-year option lingering. We'll see about Baltimore's plans with the new Round 1 pick and the rest of this draft. Brown's departure certainly increases opportunity for Rashod Bateman, though.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown (ankle) is not listed on the final Week 18 injury report. He was sidelined on Thursday but returned to a full practice on Friday. Brown should be ready for his usual role in Sunday’s game vs. the Steelers.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown was added to the injury report with an ankle and did not practice on Thursday. We don't have any other information right now. We'll see if Brown gets back on the field on Friday and how he's listed on the final injury report for this weekend's finale vs. the Steelers.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown (illness) is active for today’s game vs. the Rams. He missed the final 2 practices of the week, but we haven’t heard anything about him being limited today.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown (illness) missed the final 2 practices of the week and is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game vs. the Rams. As long as this doesn’t turn out to be COVID, Brown should play. But you’ll need to check back Sunday to make sure he’s active.