Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Nelson Agholor will not participate in Saturday's regular season finale against the Cleveland Browns, marking his third consecutive game missed. Despite being a full participant in practice throughout the week and lacking an injury designation, Agholor's absence raises questions about his condition, which may have worsened or could be a strategic decision by the coaching staff.

This season, Agholor has recorded 14 receptions for 231 yards and two touchdowns over 14 games. As he approaches free agency, his future remains uncertain, especially with void years on his contract extending until 2028.

Additionally, running back Justice Hill will also miss the game due to a concussion and illness, having been ruled out in advance. Although he has recovered from a concussion sustained against the Pittsburgh Steelers, an ongoing illness hindered his ability to clear concussion protocol. Other players, including safety Marcus Williams, linebacker Adisa Isaac, and center Nick Samac, have been inactive for several weeks. Wide receiver Anthony Miller and defensive end Chris Wormley, recently elevated from the practice squad, join the list of inactives for this matchup.

Lamar Jackson, quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, missed practice on Tuesday after previously sitting out two sessions last week. Despite not being listed on an injury report, he indicated he would be ready to start against the Cincinnati Bengals. Jackson discussed the possibility of practicing less to aid recovery, although he performed well against the Denver Broncos.

Tight end Isaiah Likely also missed practice due to a hamstring injury, raising concerns about his availability for the upcoming game. Coach John Harbaugh noted that with a short week, the team will monitor Likely's condition closely.

Defensive end Brent Urban continues to be sidelined with a concussion, while Travis Jones is limited by an ankle injury. The Ravens may need to promote players from their practice squad to bolster their defense against the Bengals.

Keaton Mitchell's return to the field has been delayed as he was not activated from the physically unable to perform list. This means he will miss the upcoming game against the Denver Broncos. However, there's hope for his debut next week against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Mitchell, who had a breakout season last year, has been recovering from a severe knee injury but has shown impressive progress. Coach John Harbaugh and quarterback Lamar Jackson expressed optimism about his return, highlighting his positive attitude and performance in practice.