Seeing only one limited practice appearance on Friday, Brown was unable to get ready for the Ravens matchup against the Bears. His absence will open up additional opportunities for the remaining Baltimore pass catchers.

Lamar Jackson is currently questionable with an illness but expected to play. Brown's absence slightly downgrades Jackson's outlook but boosts Rashod Bateman and Sammy Watkins' chances for targets.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown (thigh) and RB Latavius Murray (ankle) are questionable for Week 11's game against the Chicago Bears.

Related Players: Devonta Freeman, Ty'Son Williams, Devin Duvernay, Rashod Bateman

Brown is expected to play, while Murray is looking to play for the first time since October. Their matchup against Chicago got easier with the news that Khalil Mack is out for the season.

The Ravens are expected to activate WR Miles Boykin before tonight’s game against the Colts, source said. He’s been on IR, but officially back now. Not yet for first-round rookie Rashod Bateman who has also been practicing.

Related players: Marquise Brown, Sammy Watkins, Devin Duvernay

The Ravens will get some depth back at WR behind Brown and Watkins for their Monday night game against the Colts. Boykin likely takes away some snaps from Duvernay but it could be short-lived as eventually Bateman is expected to be among the team's top-three WRs. However the Ravens are a run-first team and also utilize TE Mark Andrews.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Marquise Brown missed Thursday's practice with an ankle injury.

Brown missed two practices last week before lighting the Cheifs up for six receptions, 113 receiving yards, and a touchdown. He practiced in a limited fashion on Wednesday, and as long as he can take the practice field on Friday, he should be good to go against the Detroit Lions. Fantasy managers should expect more limited and missed practices this season, but the important practice will always be the last one of the week, which in this case is Friday. Brown is our 24th ranked receiver for Week 3.

Ravens WRs Marquise Brown (ankle) and Devin Duvernay (groin) are questionable for Week 2 against the Chiefs according to Adam Beasley of Pro Football Network.

The questionable wide receiver corps in Baltimore needs both wideouts to dress. Duvernay is more of a returner but his speed rivals Brown's and offers another weapon against a potent Chiefs offense.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Marquise Brown missed Thursday's practice with an ankle injury.

Brown is one of those receivers who is seemingly always banged up, but the short week (the Ravens played on Monday) may be a factor in his non-participation. Brown will likely need to practice in some fashion on Friday in order to be cleared for Sunday. With the Ravens playing on Sunday night, fantasy managers may want to have a contingency plan at the ready. Brown had a strong outing in Week 1 and will be needed for a Ravens team looking to pull off an upset over the Kansas City Chiefs. The speedy Ravens wideout is currently our 33rd ranked receiver for Week 2.

Marquise Brown’s absence from the field finally came to an end on Monday. He worked with the rest of the team and will presumably work to ramp his workload up to a point that he’s ready to go against the Raiders in Week 1.

Brown hurt his hamstring at a practice early in training camp and initial word was that it wouldn’t be an extended absence from the field. Brown’s outlook was downgraded a short time later and he wound up missing more than a month.

Four days before his potential preseason debut, nearly three weeks before the Ravens’ regular-season opener, Lamar Jackson was locked in. His passing was accurate. His timing was on. His mood was upbeat. Only a handful of presnap penalties on the Ravens’ offensive line and skill position players had soured coach John Harbaugh’s mood.

Related players: Marquise Brown, Miles Boykin, Deon Cain, Sammy Watkins, Rashod Batemon, James Proche II, Devin Duvernay, Tylan Wallace

The story went on to say now Jackson has to find people to throw to. Brown (hamstring), Boykin (hamstring) and Cain continued to rehabilitate from early-camp injuries. Watkins missed his third straight practice. Bateman (groin) remains out until at least September. Proche II sat out his first practice of camp after appearing to tweak his back Monday. That left just two draft picks at the position available — Duvernay (20 catches as a rookie) and Wallace, a rookie this season.

Ravens WR Sammy Watkins left the practice field early with a trainer.

Related players: Marquise Brown, Rashod Bateman

There wasn't any more specific news on Watkins, but perhaps most important thing to note is the Ravens were without their top-three WRs for the last hour of practice, and perhaps longer if the injuries linger. Brown (hamstring) and Bateman (groin) are also sidelined.