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The Cincinnati Bengals released their second injury report ahead of their Week 7 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. Kyle Dugger went full for the Bengals, and Lamar Jackson remained limited for Baltimore.
Cincinnati Bengals safety Kyle Dugger practiced in full on Thursday ahead of the Week 7 game against the Baltimore Ravens. Dugger had been dealing with a quad injury suffered in Week 3, and his full participation indicates he is on track to return on Sunday. Meanwhile, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson remained limited in practice due to an ankle injury as he works toward a potential return.
Ravens players Rashod Bateman, Ioane Vega, and Ronnie Stanley all upgraded to full participation on Thursday. However, safety Jaylin Hawkins and edge rusher Tavius Robinson did not practice for Baltimore. For Cincinnati, defensive tackles Jonathan Allen and B.J. Hill took veteran rest days, while safety Russ Yeast was signed to the active roster from the practice squad.
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