In a thrilling Week 14 matchup, Saquon Barkley outshined Derrick Henry, leading the Philadelphia Eagles to a 24-19 victory over the Baltimore Ravens. Despite a slow start with only 80 rushing yards combined in the first half, Barkley broke free for a 25-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter, finishing with 107 rushing yards.

Justin Tucker's missed field goals hindered the Ravens' chances of a comeback. The Eagles' Jordan Mailata earned high praise for his performance, contributing significantly to both Barkley's success and the protection of quarterback Jalen Hurts.

The Baltimore Ravens are seeing a boost in their roster as rookie cornerback T.J. Tampa returns to practice after recovering from an ankle injury. He was placed on injured reserve on October 26 but is now in the 21-day practice window.

Tampa has primarily contributed on special teams this season, but with the recent additions and returns in the cornerback position, he may see increased defensive playtime as the season progresses.

Meanwhile, the Ravens are preparing to face the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday, aiming to capitalize on their growing depth and health.

The Baltimore Ravens are preparing for a crucial divisional matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday Night Football, despite the challenges of a short week. Tight end Isaiah Likely is notably absent from practice due to a hamstring injury, which could significantly impact the Ravens' offensive strategy.

Likely had a strong start to the season but has struggled recently. The injury report also includes defensive end Brent Urban, who is recovering from a concussion, while several other players are managing various injuries. The Ravens are hoping to have key players like running back Keaton Mitchell return to action.

Lamar Jackson, the quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, returned to practice on Friday, boosting his chances of starting against the Denver Broncos after missing previous sessions due to back and knee injuries.

Despite a tough outing against the Cleveland Browns, where he threw for 289 yards and ran for 46, Jackson is having an impressive season. He leads the league's most efficient offense as the Ravens prepare to challenge Denver's strong defense.

Lamar Jackson, quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, missed practice due to back and knee injuries, although head coach John Harbaugh described it as a 'rest day.' Jackson performed admirably in the recent loss to the Cleveland Browns, but the team's overall performance suffered due to a lack of support.

As the Ravens prepare for a challenging game against the Denver Broncos, they are managing multiple injuries across their roster, particularly in the defensive line. However, running back Keaton Mitchell returned to practice, showing signs of recovery from a previous injury.