What happened: The Baltimore Ravens moved wide receiver Rashod Bateman (shoulder), center Cam Jurgens (concussion), left tackle Ronnie Stanley (rest/toe/ankle), left guard John Simpson (groin), and guard Andrew Vorhees (foot) to full practice participation on Thursday. Defensive lineman Calais Campbell (rest), pass rusher Trey Hendrickson (finger), and tight end Matthew Hibner (hand) also logged full sessions alongside tight end Mark Andrews (hand), while cornerback T.J. Tampa (knee) joined quarterback Lamar Jackson (ankle) as a limited participant and safety Jaylinn Hawkins (knee) and outside linebacker Tavius Robinson (pectoral) did not practice. For the Cincinnati Bengals, safety Kyle Dugger (quadricep) advanced to a full workload, while defensive tackles B.J. Hill (limited) and Jonathan Allen (did not participate) received rest days.

Why it matters: Clearing Stanley, Simpson, Jurgens, and Vorhees for full reps reinforces Baltimore's offensive line as the eighth-seeded Ravens (4-2) seek to rebound from a 13-10 loss and fend off ninth-seeded Cincinnati (3-2) in the AFC standings. Jackson remains listed as questionable after practicing in uniform Thursday following a Wednesday session without one. Even a Friday upgrade to full participation would not guarantee his Sunday start, as Baltimore drew a $100,000 NFL fine after Jackson logged two limited sessions and a full Friday practice before sitting out a Week 8 contest as questionable.

What to watch: Friday's final practice session will establish whether Jackson advances to full participation and carries an injury designation into Sunday's divisional matchup against the Bengals. Baltimore will also evaluate Friday availability for Hawkins, Robinson, and Tampa (designated to return from injured reserve) ahead of roster lock.