The Baltimore Ravens, like plenty of teams in the NFL, have struggled mightily to stay healthy in 2022, and while they've had some defensive players out, the majority of the issues have come on the offence, with the offensive line taking a particularly hard hit. This week, it gets no better, as they've added illness designations to both Ben Cleveland, their starting guard, as well as All-Pro left tackle Ronnie Stanley, who missed plenty of games to start the 2022 season.
With a crucial division matchup against the Cleveland Browns on tap, the team need to be at full health to protect Lamar Jackson from the dominant front of Cleveland, led by three-time All-Pro Myles Garrett, but as of this moment, but are considered Questionable for the game.The #Ravens have added illness designations to two players — OT Ronnie Stanley and G Ben Cleveland (who also has a foot injury). Both are questionable vs the #Browns
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 22, 2022
Many have looked to their lack of weapons on the outside as the biggest issue with this offence, but the offensive line hasn't been able to put consistent time together this year, and if they can't fix that, then this team will struggle when it matters most. On top of this, J.K. Dobbins has already been ruled out of the game as he was placed on IR, so Ravens fans just have to hope Cleveland and Stanley can get past their illnesses before tomorrows game.
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