Lamar Jackson DNP Wednesday. Tyler Huntley practiced in full, and it's looking like he'll be the starter on Saturday if he clears concussion protocol before then

Though it's questionable how you can practice in full while still in the concussion protocol, it looks like Huntley is trending toward playing in Week 15. Huntley offers plenty with his legs but not much in the passing game, as Demarcus Robinson (52 yards) was the leading receiver last week.

Quarterback Tyler Huntley, who’s in the concussion protocol, was upgraded from a limited participant on Tuesday to a full participant on Wednesday.

Related players: Lamar Jackson

Offensive coordinator Greg Roman intimated in his press conference that Huntley is on the right track to play against Cleveland on Saturday. Meanwhile, Jackson didn't practice again and will likely be out with his knee injury for Week 15, which is a Saturday contest.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (knee) was the only player missing today because of a likely injury.

Related players: Tyler Huntley

Jackson is expected to miss this week's game, a Saturday game, because of his knee injury - with a shot to play in Week 16 based on his timeline of 1-3 weeks. Huntley is dealing with a concussion, but as you can see in the today's tweet, he was at practice and seems to be trending toward clearing protocol and playing in Week 15. Huntley was also at practice on Tuesday.

Good news for Ravens: QB Tyler Huntley was participating during media viewing of Tuesday’s practice.

Huntley left Sunday’s game with a concussion.

Related players: Lamar Jackson, Anthony Brown

In another tweet, Hensley mentioned Jackson was not spotted at practice, as he continues to deal with his knee injury. Jackson's timeline was 1-3 weeks so it's certainly not a lock he returns this week. It's at least good news for Huntley that he has a shot to play, but the Ravens' game is Saturday so Huntley does lose a day.

Ravens’ head coach John Harbaugh told reporters that it “looks like it’s going to be Tyler Huntley on Sunday” vs. the Steelers. Lamar Jackson is battling a sprained PCL and is not expected to be ready.

This isn't too much of a shock after Jackson missed the entire week of practice. Tyler Huntley can operate as a sort of Jackson-lite and should be able to deliver a decent top-15 performance against the Steelers this weekend.

Ravens’ QB Lamar Jackson suffered a sprained PCL during Sunday’s win over the Denver Broncos, per league sources.

Related players: Tyler Huntley

As Schefter went on to say, PCL injuries often sideline players 1-3 weeks, and Ravens’ HC John Harbaugh already has said Jackson is “less likely” to play Sunday vs. the Steelers. Those in a pinch may be able to pick up Huntley as a replacement. He went just 1-3 last year as a starter while throwing 3 TDs to 4 INTs total in his seven appearances, but Huntley's rushing ability should help keep him fantasy relevant. Last season, overall, he rushed 47 times for 294 yards and two scores, which both came in the same game. Huntley started 4 games between Week 10-17 and rushed for at least 40 yards in each of those games.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh said QB Lamar Jackson (knee) is unlikely to play Sunday versus the Steelers: "I would say it's kind of week to week. ... It's probably less likely for this week, but it's not impossible. And then after that, it'll become more and more likely."

Related Players: Tyler Huntley

Though no one can match the athleticism that Lamar Jackson brings to the field, Tyler Huntley actually does a pretty good impression. After his 41-yard rushing performance after Jackson went down, Huntley now has 325 rushing yards in his last six games of consequential playing time. With a full week of practice, he could very seriously be in the mix as a fringe QB1.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is questionable to return with a knee injury.

Tyler Huntley is now in after Jackson suffered the injury early in the second quarter. Jackson went to the medical tent and has since gone to the locker room.

Lamar Jackson did not finish practice Wednesday, leaving with a quadriceps injury.

The Ravens list him as a limited participant. Per Jamison Hensley of ESPN, a team spokesman said Jackson left to get treatment and would not speak to reporters Wednesday, which is the quarterback’s weekly interview day. Jackson has not talked to reporters since his vulgar response to a social media critic, which he later deleted, the story said.

Lamar Jackson didn't practice Wednesday because he "had an issue from the game," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said.

"He's going to play in the game but just wanted to hold him back and let him rest today," Harbaugh said. Unfortunately, there is no other information about Jackson, but whatever it is, it sounds like it won't prevent him from playing in Week 12. Ravens play at the Jaguars on Sunday.