The Baltimore Ravens issued their Week 14 Wednesday injury report as they prepare to host the Pittsburgh Steelers in a crucial AFC North matchup, with both teams at 6-6. Quarterback Lamar Jackson was limited in practice due to an ankle injury, marking an improvement from recent weeks. The Steelers bolstered their roster by claiming veteran wide receiver Adam Thielen off waivers from the Minnesota Vikings.
Both the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens enter Week 14 tied at 6-6 atop the AFC North, with Baltimore holding the tiebreaker. The Ravens, coming off a Thanksgiving loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, released their injury report on December 3, 2025. Lamar Jackson, who has dealt with a toe issue since returning from a hamstring injury, participated in a limited capacity Wednesday, an upgrade from missing recent sessions. He has faced accuracy struggles and reduced mobility this season.
Cornerback Nate Wiggins, injured in the Bengals game, was also limited with a foot injury. Head coach John Harbaugh expressed limited optimism about Wiggins' availability. Wide receiver Rashod Bateman (ankle) and Devontez Walker (groin) were listed, while outside linebacker Tavius Robinson remains on Reserve/Injured with a foot injury from Week 6, where he had two sacks prior. Safety Ar’Darius Washington, sidelined since a May Achilles tear, is on the Physically Unable to Perform list but returned to practice. Harbaugh indicated Washington could potentially join the 53-man roster, though Robinson's return this week is unlikely.
Meanwhile, the Steelers added depth at wide receiver by claiming Adam Thielen off waivers on December 2, 2025. The 35-year-old veteran, who wore No. 19 throughout his career with the Vikings and Panthers, will don No. 16 in Pittsburgh after practice squad player John Rhys Plumlee switched to No. 82. Thielen had eight receptions for 69 yards in 185 snaps with Minnesota this season following a trade from Carolina, where he missed seven games due to a hamstring injury but recorded 48 catches for 615 yards and five touchdowns in 2024. The addition aims to support quarterback Aaron Rodgers in the quick-passing game.
This rivalry game at M&T Bank Stadium carries high stakes, as Pittsburgh seeks to reassert dominance after a playoff loss in Baltimore last season.