Dallas Goedert, the Philadelphia Eagles' tight end, is expected to be sidelined with a knee injury sustained during their recent victory over the Baltimore Ravens. This follows a previous hamstring injury that kept him out for three games earlier this season.

Goedert's current injury is believed to be week-to-week, and while the Eagles are thin at tight end, Grant Calcaterra has shown promise in Goedert's absence. Coach Nick Sirianni expressed confidence in Calcaterra's ability to step up if needed.

Kyle Van Noy of the Baltimore Ravens will not participate in the upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles due to hamstring and neck injuries. He had been a key player for the Ravens, recording eight sacks this season, and his absence will put pressure on teammate Odafe Oweh to lead the pass rush.

Additionally, safety Marcus Williams and running back Keaton Mitchell will also be inactive, with Mitchell struggling to regain his form after a knee injury. The Ravens will rely on their remaining players to step up in this crucial matchup.

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The Baltimore Ravens showcased significant improvement in their defensive performance, bouncing back from a tough loss to the Cleveland Browns by decisively defeating the Denver Broncos 41-10.

Rookie quarterback Bo Nix struggled against a revamped Ravens defense, which was more aggressive and effective in coverage. Key players like Kyle Hamilton and Tavius Robinson made notable contributions, helping the team limit the Broncos' scoring opportunities.

With a challenging matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals on the horizon, the Ravens are focused on maintaining their momentum and improving their ranking in total defense.

After a tough loss, the Baltimore Ravens bounced back with a commanding 41-10 victory over the Denver Broncos. The offense showcased its brilliance, scoring on seven consecutive drives after an initial punt.

Lamar Jackson, despite recent injuries, delivered an exceptional performance, completing 16 of 19 passes for 280 yards and three touchdowns, achieving a perfect passer rating. Derrick Henry also shone with 106 rushing yards and two touchdowns.

The Ravens' defense excelled, highlighted by an interception and four sacks, while rookie quarterback Bo Nix struggled against the pressure. With this win, Baltimore improves to 6-3, preparing for a matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.