Josh Tupou, one of the Ravens' practice squad elevations for the game against the Bills, is surprisingly inactive. His absence raises questions about the team's depth and strategy as they face a tough opponent in the Divisional Round.

Tupou has been elevated from the practice squad for the playoff game against Buffalo, having appeared in three regular-season games for Baltimore, which highlights his role as a depth player on the defensive line.

Josh Tupou is expected to be elevated to the active roster to help cover for defensive end Brent Urban's absence due to a concussion, as well as the loss of defensive tackle Michael Pierce, who is on injured reserve. His addition will be crucial for the Ravens' defensive line as they prepare for the matchup against the Bengals.

Josh Tupou may be elevated from the practice squad to strengthen the defensive front against the Bengals, as the team faces injuries, including Michael Pierce being on injured reserve. He is currently limited due to an ankle injury that prevented him from playing any defensive snaps against Denver.

Josh Tupou was activated from the practice squad and played a crucial role in the Ravens' defensive effort against the Broncos. Despite the team's injuries along the defensive line, Tupou contributed to a more physical presence up front, helping to frustrate rookie quarterback Bo Nix throughout the game. His performance, along with the rest of the defensive line, was instrumental in limiting Denver's offensive effectiveness and showcasing a turnaround from previous weeks.