Michael Pierce has been activated to the Ravens' 53-man roster for the game against the Giants after recovering from a calf injury that placed him on injured reserve in late October. This will be his first game back since making his first start of the season against the Browns.

Michael Pierce is listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Giants due to a calf injury. He participated fully in practice throughout the week, indicating a potential return to action after the Ravens' bye week.

Nose tackle Michael Pierce is active for the Ravens after being on injured reserve for the past four games due to a calf injury.

Michael Pierce's presence is crucial for the Ravens' defense, particularly against strong running teams. He is currently dealing with a calf injury, and his potential absence could significantly impact the Ravens' ability to stop the Eagles' running game, especially with Saquon Barkley in the lineup. The Ravens' defense has shown modest improvements recently, but without Pierce, they may struggle against powerful offensive lines. His return is essential for Baltimore to effectively challenge top-tier opponents as they head into the postseason.

Michael Pierce is on injured reserve but has been designated to return and participated fully in practice this week. He hasn't played since suffering a calf injury on October 27 against the Browns. Coach John Harbaugh noted that Pierce's presence would be a significant boost against the Eagles' physical offensive line, but emphasized that he needs to be at his best to contribute effectively.