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Stanley

Baltimore made cap space after redoing Stanley’s deal. He would have counted as a $26.2 million salary cap hit in 2024 — the second highest hit on the team, trailing Lamar Jackson. PFF graded Stanley as 2023’s 28th rated pass-blocking tackle. Stanley, 29, is signed through the 2025 season.

Stanley exited the Ravens’ Week 15 game with a concussion and was placed in the league’s concussion protocols after the contest. Though Wednesday’s practice was only a walkthrough, it’s still a good sign the Stanley was out there. He has a good shot at suiting up for the Ravens’ Week 16 matchup with San Francisco.

Stanley was limited in Wednesday’s practice, full for Thursday, and then got a rest day on Friday before being listed as questionable. It sounds like he will be making his return to the lineup after a one-game absence this week, though we won’t know for sure until 90 minutes before kickoff. Getting the oft-injured tackle back for a big matchup with LA would be a win for the Ravens’ offense.

The oft-injured Stanley is a big short-week loss on Lamar Jackson’s blindside. It comes as Trey Hendrickson is set to play through a knee injury for the Bengals. Week to week, Stanley seems like he could be ready for Week 12 vs. the Chargers.

Stanley was injured late in the fourth quarter of the Ravens’ Week 10 loss to the Browns and has not been able to practice all week. With the Ravens facing a crucial showdown against the Bengals on Thursday, it’s a bad time to be without Lamar Jackson’s blindside protector.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh previously said Stanley would be day-to-day, and a second straight DNP status indicates Stanley is in danger of missing a Thursday showdown against the Bengals. Lamar Jackson’s blindside protector has suffered his fair share of injuries in recent years, never playing a full season in his career. Though he still has a chance to play, it does not look good for Stanley to play this week.

Stanley left late in the fourth quarter of the Ravens’ Week 10 loss to the Browns and didn’t return to the field. It didn’t look good on the field, as Stanley remained down for several minutes after the injury, but Harbaugh said he is day-to-day and didn’t rule out the possibility of him playing on Thursday night against the Bengals. Stanley was listed as a DNP on Monday’s estimated practice report, but we’ll see if that changes come Tuesday.

Stanley returned to practice on Thursday and logged back-to-back full practices to close out the week. Right tackle Morgan Moses (shoulder) runs the risk of missing Sunday’s contest against the Seahawks after being held out of practice all week and being slapped with a doubtful tag heading into the weekend. If Moses isn’t able to go, Patrick Mekari is listed behind him on the depth chart and will likely draw the start.

Stanley popped up on Wednesday’s injury report to start the week and was a surprise DNP. The fact he was able to return to the field on Thursday suggests he’ll be ready to go in Week 9 barring any setbacks. A player who has battled injuries throughout his career, Stanley has allowed 19 pressures and three sacks through five games, earning a PFF pass block grade of 72.9.

Stanley was added to the injury report with a shoulder issue, not practicing to start the week. Lamar Jackson’s blindside protector has dealt with injuries throughout his career and will aim to get back to practice to be ready for Week 9. Ravens RT Morgan Moses (shoulder) also missed practice on Wednesday.