The Baltimore Ravens will be without a starting offensive lineman and a special teams ace.
The Baltimore Ravens will be a bit shorthanded once again for Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals as left guard Andrew Vorhees and wide receiver/return specialist Deonte Harty are officially inactive. Both players were listed as questionable on the final injury report.Vorhees, a 2023 seventh-round from USC, will miss his second-straight game with an ankle injury.
Last week against the Buffalo Bills, the Ravens moved Patrick Mekari to fill Vorhees' spot at left guard and gave second-round rookie Roger Rosengarten the start at right tackle. That approach worked very well for them, so they'll likely do the same on Sunday. Harty, meanwhile, is out for the first time this season, though he has been on the injury report frequently. The free agent pickup from Buffalo has played just six snaps on offense this season, but has primarily handled punt returns and some kickoffs as well.The rest of the inactives are all rookies, to little surprise. The most notable player in that group is outside linebacker Adisa Isaac, who made his NFL debut last week and had three total tackles.
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