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Baltimore Ravens Vs. Pittsburgh Steelers: Injury Report

Published Jun. 30, 2017 6:28 p.m. ET

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Baltimore Ravens Vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, One Way Or Another Injuries Will Play A Factor In This Game:

Ravens Listed As Out: Kamalei Correa, Elvis Dumervil, Crockett Gillmore

The Ravens can get by with these three players out of the action. Correa and Gillmore being out could impact special teams. Dumervil has been out, pretty much all season. Seeing him without his shoulder pads on in this one is not surprising.

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Ravens Listed As Doubtful: Shareece Wright

The Ravens need every bit of help they can get in the secondary. Wright may not be a great cornerback, but the Ravens need him to be on the field. The secondary is looking thin. This could be a notable absence in this game.

Ravens Listed As Questionable: C.J. Mosley, Steve Smith Sr., Ronnie Stanley, Terrell Suggs, Lardarius Webb, Marshall Yanda, Tavon Young

Everyone keeps asking am I playing..
Deuce has the answer!!!! #agent89 #stevesmithsr https://t.co/jNqbiAhGmx pic.twitter.com/7pJJRqCxuA

— Steve Smith Sr (@89SteveSmith) November 6, 2016

It looks like Steve Smith Sr. is going to play. This is huge for the Ravens, who have struggled in the wide receiver positions. Smith Sr. is one of the guys that you can always depend on. Joe Flacco will be delighted to have him back on the field. It looks like most of the Ravens questionable players will be able to suit up, meaning the bye week couldn’t have come at a better time.

Steelers Injury Report

Steelers Listed As Out: Cody Wallace

The Steelers being without their center could be a huge advantage for the Ravens. Look for Brandon Williams to have a big day. I also think some double A Gap blitzes would be a nice touch.

Steelers Listed As Questionable: Ben Roethlisberger, William Gay, DeAngelo Williams

The Steelers want to keep us guessing but like Terrell Suggs, I’m not buying Big Ben missing this game. If William Gay is missing it could hurt the Steelers secondary. It remains to be seen whether the Ravens stagnant passing attack would take advantage of it any way.

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