Ravens Announce Inactive Players, Dolphins’ Chubb to Play Despite Injury

The Baltimore Ravens have announced their inactive players for today’s game, while the Miami Dolphins confirmed top pass rusher Bradley Chubb will play despite being listed as questionable with shoulder and foot injuries.

Ravens quarterback Tyler Huntley will serve as the backup to Lamar Jackson, with Cooper Rush designated as the emergency third quarterback. Wide receiver Laquon Treadwell is inactive for a second consecutive game, with practice squad rookie Keondre Jackson taking his place, largely due to his performance on special teams. Veteran running back Gus Edwards is a healthy scratch, despite having played in the Ravens’ first five games and scoring two touchdowns against the Cleveland Browns in Week 2. This shuffling of the roster indicates a focus on special teams contributions and evaluating younger players.

Keaton Mitchell is active for the Ravens, following his debut against the Chicago Bears where he rushed for 43 yards on four carries. Baltimore has also elevated defensive lineman Taven Bryan from the practice squad. For the Dolphins, starting safety Ashtyn Davis (quad) and starting tight end Julian Hill (ankle) are out, leaving Miami to rely on their third-string tight end with Darren Waller currently on injured reserve; you can find more information about NFL injuries on the official league website. The Ravens currently hold a strong record in the AFC North division.

Team officials stated that player availability was determined based on final evaluations conducted earlier today, and will continue to monitor player health throughout the game.