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Linderbaum was a full participant in Friday’s practice and should be good to go. Right tackle Patrick Mekari is also good to go despite dealing with a minor neck injury. Left guard Andrew Vorhees, on the other hand, is doubtful. Though losing Vorhees isn’t ideal, getting two of the three banged up linemen on the field this week is a good outcome for Lamar Jackson and the Ravens.

Linderbaum and fellow lineman Patrick Mekari (neck) both returned to practice after being DNPs on Wednesday. Left guard Andrew Vorhees, however, remained sidelined. Barring any setbacks, it appears safe to say Linderbaum and Mekari will both be good to go for Sunday’s contest against the Bills. Vorhees’ availability remains TBD.

RT Patrick Mekari (neck) and LG Andrew Vorhees (ankle) were also unable to practice on Wednesday. The Ravens face a Bills pass rush that ranks seventh among NFL teams in pass-rush win rate (50.4%). All three players will be needed for an AFC showdown with playoff implications.

Stanely did not play in Week 3 and will almost certainly sit out of the Ravens’ Week 4 contest. Stanley practiced in full on Wednesday and Thursday but was downgraded to a DNP on Friday. It’s unclear if he suffered a setback or if this was always the plan. Center Tyler Linderbaum is listed as questionable.

Both Stanley and center Tyler Linderbaum (ankle) were able to suit up for practice after missing two consecutive games. Obviously, how they respond to their first practice action in two weeks will go a long way towards determining their availability for Monday, but having both active would be a major boost for Lamar Jackson and the Ravens offense against this elite Browns defensive line.

Stanley, along with center Tyler Linderbaum (ankle) will both miss their second-consecutive game with their ailments. Neither was expected to play in Week 3 after missing practice all week, but a Week 4 return could be on the radar considering neither was placed on injured reserve after their injuries. Patrick Mekari will take Stanley place along the left side of the line, while center Sam Mustipher is expected to fill in for Linderbaum.

Other Ravens to miss practice were RB Justice Hill (unknown), OL Ronnie Stanley (knee), OL Tyler Linderbaum (ankle), CB Marlon Humphrey (foot), and S Marcus Williams (pec). Earlier in the week head coach John Harbaugh had mentioned that he didn’t believe Beckham’s injury was too serious and that they would manage his reps this week, so this missed practice seems to be one way to limit damage. The more concerning issue for the Ravens is the continued absence of Ronnie Stanley and Tyler Linderbaum. Being down multiple starting offense linemen for a game against the Colts would not be ideal.

Head coach John Harbaugh said on Monday that Stanley, along with center Tyler Linderbaum (ankle) would be week-to-week with their injuries, so this news doesn’t come as much of a surprise. With Stanley and Linderbaum both out, we can expect to see Patrick Mekari line up at tackle, while Sam Mustipher could see snaps at center. In addition to Stanley and Linderbaum the Ravens also ruled out CB Marlon Humphrey (foot) and S Marcus Williams (pectoral).

Linderbaum was one several Ravens to go down in the second-half of Week 1’s win over the Texans. Linderbaum saw his leg rolled up on in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s game and did not return to the field. It doesn’t sound like his injury is too severe, but there’s a good chance he sits in Week 2 against the Bengals. Sam Mustipher took over for Linderbaum after his injury, and could be in line to start next week.

The first-round rookie suffered a foot injury earlier this month, one the team’s official site claims was incorrectly reported as a Lisfranc injury. His quick return would seem to back up that claim. The Ravens will ease Linderbaum in, but he should be ready to go well before Week 1.