Lamar Jackson Returns to Full Practice as Multiple NFL Players Remain Limited or Out

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was a full participant in Wednesday's practice, ending a stretch of three games missed and limited work in the previous week. The team also reported full participation from running back Adam Randall, while offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley and defensive tackle Broderick Washington were limited due to ankle issues. Several players, including safety Kyle Hamilton and linebacker Roquan Smith, were listed as did not practice (DNP) because of knee injuries.

The Buffalo Bills noted limited participation from wide receiver DJ Moore, who is dealing with a shoulder problem, and defensive end Ed Oliver, who returned after missing two games. Tight end Erick All was confirmed by coach Zac Taylor to have suffered a torn ACL and was placed on injured reserve.

In Cincinnati, wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase did not practice because of ankle concerns, and linebacker Kyle Dugger was described as week-to-week with a quad injury. The Denver Broncos reported that running back Jahmyr Gibbs missed practice due to a shoulder issue, while wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. participated in a limited capacity.

Other league updates included quarterback Patrick Mahomes taking part fully in practice for Kansas City, and tight end Travis Kelce also listed as a full participant. Several players were noted as questionable or out, such as wide receiver Matthew Golden, who returned as a limited participant but remains doubtful for the upcoming game, and defensive end Brenton Cox, listed as limited with a quad injury.

Additional moves featured Kansas City signing kicker Justin Tucker to its practice squad, and multiple practice-squad signings and cuts across teams. Injuries continued to affect rosters, with notable cases like wide receiver Davante Adams undergoing a procedure and expected to return within a six-to-10-week window, according to head coach Sean McVay.