Ravens return to close to full strength at practice

Lamar Jackson among those back at practice for Ravens

The Baltimore Ravens returned to practice on Wednesday with a relatively clean injury report. Quarterback Lamar Jackson, who missed last week's game against the Cincinnati Bengals with a knee injury, was a full participant in practice. He is expected to start on Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Also returning to practice were wide receiver Rashod Bateman (foot), running back Gus Edwards (knee), and cornerback Marcus Peters (knee). All three players are expected to play on Sunday.

Ravens defense gets healthy at the right time

The Ravens' defense has been one of the best in the NFL this season, but they have been dealing with some injuries in recent weeks. Cornerback Marlon Humphrey (hamstring) and safety Marcus Williams (ankle) both missed last week's game. Humphrey is expected to play on Sunday, but Williams is doubtful.

The return of Peters and Humphrey will give the Ravens a much-needed boost in the secondary. The Steelers have a talented passing attack led by quarterback Kenny Pickett and wide receiver Diontae Johnson. The Ravens will need to be at their best on defense to slow down the Steelers' offense.

Ravens offense looking to get back on track

The Ravens' offense has struggled in recent weeks, scoring just 10 points in their last two games. Jackson has not been at his best, and the Ravens have been unable to establish a consistent running game. The return of Bateman and Edwards should help the Ravens' offense get back on track. Bateman is one of the Ravens' most talented receivers, and Edwards is a physical runner who can help take some of the pressure off of Jackson.

The Ravens will need to be at their best on both sides of the ball on Sunday to beat the Steelers. The Steelers are a tough opponent, but the Ravens have the talent to win the game. If Jackson can play well and the defense can get some turnovers, the Ravens should be able to come away with a victory.