Several former Iowa State players showcased their talents in NFL Week 16, with Brock Purdy of the San Francisco 49ers leading the way despite a loss to the Miami Dolphins. He threw for 313 yards and two touchdowns, while also rushing for 26 yards.

Breece Hall of the New York Jets continued his impressive return from injury, contributing significantly against the Los Angeles Rams. Other notable performances included Will McDonald IV and Allen Lazard, both also from the Jets.

Baltimore Ravens running back Justice Hill missed practice on Wednesday due to personal reasons, despite not being listed on the previous day's injury report.

Hill is having a standout season, recording 198 rushing yards and excelling in the passing game with 42 receptions for 383 yards and three touchdowns. He contributed significantly in a recent game against the New York Giants.

Other players, including Nelson Agholor and Diontae Johnson, also missed practice, raising concerns about their availability for the upcoming game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Nelson Agholor missed practice due to a concussion sustained during the game against the New York Giants. His performance this season has been underwhelming, with only 14 receptions for 231 yards and two touchdowns.

Cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis also did not practice due to a soft-tissue issue, though it is not considered serious. Additionally, wide receiver Diontae Johnson was excused from team activities, suggesting a suspension-like situation.

As Week 15 of the NFL season unfolds, teams are grappling with key injuries that could impact their playoff aspirations and fantasy football lineups. The Pittsburgh Steelers will miss top wide receiver George Pickens in their matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.

On a positive note, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is set to return against the Tennessee Titans, providing a boost for his team in a critical game.

Injury reports are rolling in, with various players listed as out or questionable, highlighting the ongoing challenges teams face as they push for postseason positioning.

The Baltimore Ravens are set to welcome back key defensive players for their upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles. All-Pro linebacker Roquan Smith, who missed the previous game due to a hamstring injury, participated fully in practice and is cleared to play. Nose tackle Michael Pierce is questionable but has also returned to practice.

However, the Ravens may be without outside linebacker Kyle Van Noy, who is doubtful due to neck and hamstring injuries, potentially impacting their pass rush against a formidable Eagles offense. Meanwhile, Philadelphia will be missing cornerback Darius Slay due to a concussion, while they hope to have receiver Smith back from his hamstring injury.