Detroit Lions WR Marvin Jones Jr. OUT vs. Baltimore Ravens – Tracker

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OCT 21 JONES OUT VS. RAVENS The Detroit Lions will be without one of their veteran pass catchers on Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens.

Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Lions receiver Marvin Jones Jr. won’t play against the Ravens due to personal reasons.

Jones has five catches for 35 yards this season. The Lions and Ravens kick off at 1 p.m. inside M&T Bank Stadium.

OCT 19 RAYMOND LAUDS BECKHAM’S ‘ACTIVE’ MENTORSHIP As his Detroit Lions prepare for a crucial interconference matchup with the Baltimore Ravens (1 p.m. ET, Fox), receiver Kalif Raymond recalled the impact that Odell Beckham Jr. had on his career.

Raymond, 29, has built a solid, if not well-traveled, NFL career for himself since entering the league as an undrafted free agent out of Holy Cross in 2016. Part of his second season was spent alongside Beckham with the New York Giants and Raymond recalled Beckham taking him under his wing.

“He helped a lot of the guys, but it wasn’t like a limelight help the guys. It wasn’t like, ‘Oh, yeah, I help the guys’ (being said in press conferences). It was very active,” Raymond said of Beckham, per Nolan Bianchi of The Detroit News. “He’s like, ‘Man, you’re plenty fast for this league. Slow it down. This game will come to you.”

“It’s a moment like that, man. If you ever watched him in practice … people who know him know how good of a teammate he is … He’s huge. … But even with all that, he’d still find the time to take care of people.”

Raymond is currently working through his third season in Detroit. He has posted the best numbers of his career in the Motor City, earning 1,379 yards on 109 receptions since 2021.

OCT 19 NFL COMMISSIONER ROGER GOODELL EXTENDED – Commissioner Roger Goodell has signed a new contract extension to remain the leader of the league through the 2027 season as team owners approved the agreement at this week’s meetings in New York.

Goodell, who replaced Paul Tagliabue as commissioner in 2006, will now have his career earnings surpass $700 million – twice more than any player in NFL history.

The 64-year-old started with the league in 1982 as an administrative intern. His extension will push his service to 45 years in the NFL and 21 as commissioner.

OCT 18 TYUS BOWSER ‘FEELING GREAT,’ ‘GETTING TO THAT POINT’ As the Baltimore Ravens opened the week, head coach John Harbaugh was mum on the status of linebacker Tyus Bowser, who has been on the non-football injury list all season.

“I’m going to let Tyus comment on that,” Harbaugh said, per Childs Walker of the Baltimore Sun. “I’m really not at liberty to talk about it right now. He’s got to make some choices and decisions.”

Bowser did just that on the latest episode of “The Tyus Bowser Show” on PressBox, hinting at intentions of playing this season.

“I’m on the field,” Bowser said. “I’m moving around very well. I’m just gaining more and more confidence each and every day, not only on the field, but in the training room. I have great people around me, great support staff, and I feel like myself is getting to that point. I’m just going to continue to work hard, and when that time comes, it comes.”

Bowser, 28, has spent his entire career in Baltimore since arriving as a second-round pick in the 2017 draft. He emerged as a starter in 2021 and picked up a career-best seven sacks before a torn Achilles stifled further momentum last year. His recent comments suggest that he’s planning to make a return to the field before this season lets out.

“If I can play, I’ll definitely play,” Bowser said Tuesday. “That’s the goal. That’s the mindset.”

OCT 16 HAMILTON “NOTHING MALICIOUS” BEHIND HIT ON MOORE Kyle Hamilton was confused yet apologetic about the hit that forced his early exit from Sunday’s 24-16 win over the Tennessee Titans (see below).

The second-year Baltimore Ravens safety was removed for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Tennessee receiver Chris Moore during second half action. After a replay review, Hamilton was sent to the locker room while his teammates finished off the win.

“I don’t have really any quarrels with the call itself, but obviously, I just don’t want to be ejected,” Hamilton said in the aftermath, per Ryan Mink of the Ravens’ official site. “But, at the end of the day, the story is not about me. We came out here and got a win. Everybody was locked in (and) focused.”

Despite his confusion, Hamilton was apologetic toward Moore.

“I turned to look at the receiver split second,” Hamilton said. “(I) hit him, tried to get the ball out. He came up, shaken up, unfortunately, so (I’m) praying for him. Hopefully, he’s doing well … (There was) nothing malicious about it from my perspective. I wasn’t trying to hurt him. I wasn’t trying to do anything bad. I was just trying to get the ball out.”

OCT 15 KYLE HAMILTON EJECTED Baltimore Ravens defensive back Kyle Hamilton is making an early exit in London.

The second-year defensive back was ejected in the second half of the team’s game against the Tennessee Titans after a helmet-to-helmet hit on receiver Chris Moore.

Here’s a look at the play …

The Ravens hold a 21-13 lead in the middle of the fourth quarter.

OCT 12 OJABO PLOTS RETURNS BEFORE SEASON’S END Injured Baltimore Ravens linebacker David Ojabo stated his desire to get on the field before season’s end as the team continues to work in England to partake in the NFL International Series.

“(I’m) working really hard to be out there. Through God’s grace I’ll be out there soon,” Ojabo said, per the Ravens’ official site. “No timetable right now. Just rehabbing, taking it day by day.”

Medical misfortune has defined Ojabo’s career since the Ravens took him in the second round of the 2022 draft. He played in only two games in his rookie season thanks to a torn Achilles during his pro day at Michigan and currently resides on injured reserve due to an knee injury sustained in Week 3’s loss to the Indianapolis Colts.

Though Ojabo won’t be able to play in Sunday’s British-based battle against the Tennessee Titans (9:30 a.m. ET, NFL Network), he’ll be on hand for a homecoming of sorts: the defender spent his youth and early teens in Aberdeen, Scotland before moving to New Jersey, where he moved onto Blair Academy and later Ann Arbor.

“I’m blessed to be back home,” Ojabo said of the London trip. “You control what you can. (I) keep my mentals up by praying and staying close to my family.”

OCT 11 HUMPHREY CLAIMS STARS WANT TO ‘RETIRE IN BALTIMORE’ On the latest edition of his “Punch Line Podcast,” cornerback Marlon Humphrey claimed that star opponents have reached out to him about their supposed desires to be traded to the Baltimore Ravens.

“There’s guys that hit me up like ‘yo, trade for me,'” Humphrey said. “So some guys are ready to bounce quick.”

Humphrey said that he has not only gotten both calls and texts inquiring about the Ravens’ activities but they have also queried during pregame warmups.

“One time, (in) pregame, literally this year, they (were) like “I’ve got to end my career in Baltimore,'” Humphrey said. He is mum on the player’s identity but confirmed to an off-screen voice that it wasn’t star Washington Commanders star pass rusher Chase Young, who faced off with Baltimore during the preseason.

It’s easy to see why Baltimore would be a premier destination: the Ravens (3-2) have been one of the league’s most consistent teams over the past five seasons and have locked up star talents like Lamar Jackson for the foreseeable future. The team, however, has had trouble getting past the Divisional playoff round hump and the AFC North routinely stands as one of the toughest quartets in football. Time will tell if Baltimore management capitalizes on these rumored desire

OCT 6 HARBAUGH REMEMBERS BUTKUS Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh used his Friday address to pay tribute to the late Dick Butkus. The Hall-of-Fame linebacker passed away in Malibu at the age of 80 this week after spending his entire NFL career with the Chicago Bears (1965-73).

“You couldn’t talk about (being) a linebacker in the national football league without talking about Dick Butkus,” Harbaugh recalled. “Dick Butkus. That is the same as saying linebacker. You say Dick Butkus, it meant linebacker. Next to the definition of linebacker was Dick Butkus … Rest in peace, Dick Butkus, as a legendary player. Without Dick Butkus, the league would not be what it is today.”

Butkus is widely regarded as one of the most dominant defensive players in NFL history and earned two Defensive Player of the Year Awards and eight Pro Bowl nominations. He was recently named to the NFL’s 100th anniversary team in 2019 as well as the All-Decade group for the 1960s and 70s.

OCT 3 HARMON TO CHICAGO OFF RAVENS PS Per Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune, the Chicago Bears are set to add Duron Harmon off the Baltimore Ravens’ practice squad.

Harmon, best known for his work with the New England Patriots, earned three Super Bowl rings with Foxborough’s finest. The 32-year-old signed with the Ravens on Sept. 12 after the endured a plethora of injuries in its Week 2 victory over Houston but did not appear in any games.

Chicago (0-4) is one of two winless teams left on the NFL ledger. It’ll have a chance to earn its first victory on Thursday night against the Washington Commanders (8:15 p.m. ET, Amazon Prime Video).

SEPT 29 BROWN BURNED The Cleveland injury news just got a little worse … and a little weird … as the Browns prep their AFC North showdown with the Baltimore Ravens.

In addition to QB Deshaun Watson being listed as “questionable” for Week 4 with soreness in his throwing shoulder, tight end David Njoku has now been added to the team’s injury report following Saturday’s workout.

What happened to Njoku? He sustained burn injuries to his face and arm in a household accident. … which according to some reports occurred while Njoku was trying to light the firepit in his backyard.

SEPT 27 RAVENS SIGN KYLE VAN NOY The Baltimore Ravens are adding some linebacker depth.

According to the team, veteran Kyle Van Noy has been signed to the practice squad.

Van Noy, 32, was a second-round pick in the 2014 NFL Draft and has played for the Detroit Lions, New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins and Los Angeles Chargers.

SEPT 26 RAVENS MOURN PASSING OF BROOKS ROBINSON Baltimore Ravens management released a statement to commemorate the passing of Charm City baseball legend Brooks Robinson.

Often regarded as one of the greatest defensive infielders to play the game (boasting skills that earned him nicknames like “The Human Vacuum Cleaner”), Robinson played his entire 23-year Major League Baseball career with the nearby Orioles and held most of the major Baltimore batting records, including hits (2,848) and runs batted in (1,357) upon his retirement after the 1977 campaign.

“Brooks Robinson is iconic, not just in the game of baseball, but in Baltimore as a whole,” Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said. “Few people captured the hearts of a community like Brooks. His charm, kindness, and class truly made him one of a kind.”

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