Baltimore Ravens vs Tennessee Titans kick-off time
The Baltimore Ravens host the Tennessee Titans at M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore, Maryland), during Week 4 of the NFL regular season. The game is scheduled to kick-off on Sunday, October 4 at 1pm ET / 10am PT (6pm BST).
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Baltimore Ravens vs Tennessee Titans Team News
The pre-match headlines have been dominated by legendary running back Derrick Henry, who is set to face his former team, the Titans, for the first time since moving to Baltimore.
Baltimore Ravens Team News
The Ravens (2-1) received massive boosts to their offensive unit during Thursday's practice following initial concerns earlier in the week.
- Lamar Jackson (QB): Caused mild panic when he was limited on Wednesday due to back soreness. Head coach Jesse Minter downplayed the issue, and Jackson returned as a full participant on Thursday, locking him in to start on Sunday.
- Zay Flowers (WR): Upgraded to a full participant on Thursday. Flowers has been battling a lingering hamstring issue since before Week 1 but looks ready for a full workload.
- Ronnie Stanley (OT): Remained a limited participant on Thursday due to a toe injury that sidelined him in Week 3. His availability remains crucial given other offensive line ailments.
- Out / Non-Participants: Center Jovaughn Gwyn (ankle) and center Ethan Pocic (knee) both missed practice on Thursday and are trending towards being unavailable.
Tennessee Titans Team News
The winless Titans (0-3) under head coach Robert Saleh are fighting to salvage their season but face critical, long-term blows to their protection unit.
- Offensive Line Crisis: The Titans suffered devastating news on Tuesday, placing both starting right guard Fernando Carmona and backup Jackson Slater on Injured Reserve. The team promoted Garrett Dellinger and is expected to shuffle Atonio Mafi or Drew Moss into the right guard position to protect rookie quarterback Cam Ward.
- Tony Pollard & Tyjae Spears (RB): Both starting running backs missed Wednesday's session, sparking concern. However, Pollard (foot) returned as a full participant on Thursday, while Spears (ankle) was limited. Saleh has expressed confidence that both will play.
- John Franklin-Myers (DL): Returned to practice on Thursday in a limited capacity after sitting out Wednesday with a back injury.
- Kevin Winston Jr. (S): Added to the injury report with a shoulder injury but was a full participant on Thursday.
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