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Baltimore Ravens Injury Report vs Bengals

ByRocky Friedman|

The Baltimore Ravens go into their first game against the Cincinnati Bengals almost fully healthy. There are, however, a few exceptions.

Bernard Pierceprobable with a concussion

Running back Bernard Pierce is set to start the first two games during starting running backRay Rice‘s two game suspension. He will want all the action he can get, so he will try his hardest to participate in this game.

Pierce missed the last week of the preseason due to a concussion he suffered in Week 3 against the Washington Redskins.

After averaging 4.9 yards-per-carry in 2012 – his rookie year, Pierce suffered through a miserable year in 2013. The third-year man out of Temple rushed 152 times for just 436 yards (2.9 yards-per-carry) in his second season, so getting off to a good start in 2014 will be vital to him.

Lardarius Webbquestionable with a back injury

Aaron Wilson of The Baltimore Sun, reported both injuries.

Lardarius Webb (lower back) is questionable, Bernard Pierce (concussion) is probable

— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL)September 5, 2014

Webb missed the entire preseason with a back injury that he suffered in training camp. Getting him back will be vital, as the secondary has been a bit banged up.

Jimmy SmithandAsa Jacksonboth missed time in the preseason, so keeping the number one cornerback on the field will be something that the Ravens will rely on throughout the season.

Marvin Jonesruled out with a broken foot

Third-year wide receiver Marvin Jones has officiallybeen ruled outby the Bengals as has running backRex Burkhead.

LinebackerSean Porterand wide receiverJames Wrightare both doubtful to play in this game, as they did not participate in any practices this week. LinebackerVontaze Burfictand cornerback Darqueze Dennard were both limited in their action in practice this week, but they are both likely to play in week one.

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