The 53 players who are currently on the roster of the Baltimore Ravens participated in practice on Wednesday, including Kyle Hamilton, who reportedly suffered a sprained MCL injury during the Ravens’ Week 14 victory over the Los Angeles Rams at home.
Hamilton appeared to have suffered the injury in the first quarter of the game when he bumped knees with Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua. After leaving the game, he returned to the field on the Rams’ subsequent offensive drive. The Ravens chose to play it safe with Hamilton’s injury, sitting him out the rest of the game during the third quarter.
Wednesday’s practice included Hamilton. He worked alone that day and was observed wearing a knee brace the entire session.
Hamilton’s availability for the Ravens’ next road game against the Jacksonville Jaguars is uncertain at this time. The second-year safety “looks like he will be day-to-day,” according to Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, who also mentioned that he has a “chance” to play against the Jaguars during a press conference on Monday.
Over the course of the 13 games this season, Hamilton has recorded 69 total tackles and two interceptions.
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