**Ravens Facing Injury Setbacks Ahead of Upcoming Game**

The Baltimore Ravens are grappling with several injury concerns as they prepare for their next game. Notably, five key players from the team did not participate in practice. This list includes co-sack leader Kyle Van Noy, starting defensive tackle Travis Jones, rotational defensive lineman Broderick Washington, third tight end Charlie Kolar, and depth cornerback Arthur Maulet.

Van Noy's absence from practice for the second consecutive day is particularly concerning, casting doubt on his availability for the upcoming match. Meanwhile, Jones’s situation saw a slight shift as he was downgraded from limited participation to Did Not Participate status. However, "rest" being added to his designation suggests this might have been a scheduled break.

Washington is a new entry on the injury report, marked with a "knee/rest" designation. This could imply that his absence is precautionary, and he may still be expected to take the field. The Ravens also reported three players under limited participation: Roquan Smith, Michael Pierce, and T.J. Tampa.

Smith’s limited participation for the second consecutive day offers a glimmer of hope that he might suit up for the weekend. The practice windows for both Pierce and Tampa were opened recently, raising questions about their preparedness. Pierce’s window was opened on Wednesday, hinting at a potential return, while Tampa's window, opened on Thursday, leaves his participation in doubt as he missed Wednesday’s practice.

In a positive development, depth safety and special teams contributor Sanoussi Kane was upgraded to full participation after being limited in practice the previous day. This change boosts the special teams unit ahead of an important game, providing some relief amidst the spate of injuries.