Huddle Up: Bateman was a limited practice participant Wednesday, Dec. 10, but missed both of Baltimore's two most recent practice sessions. Even when healthy, he has seen a limited number of targets due to the presence of WRs Zay Flowers and DeAndre Hopkins and TEs Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely, so he should not be a serious lineup consideration in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Mitchell is the backup to Derrick Henry, and he has big-play ability. However, as long as Derrick Henry remains healthy and available, Mitchell's fantasy ceiling is rather limited.

Huddle Up: Jackson completed 17-of-32 passes for 246 yards, no touchdowns and one interception in Week 13 in the first meeting against the Bengals, he rushed for 27 yards. Since returning from a month-long absence, Jackson's production has been a bit erratic, resembling more of a low-end QB1 or top QB2 rather than a must-start fantasy option. While the Bengals pass defense is super leaky, proceed with caution.

Huddle Up: Andrews has an ultra-favorable matchup, as the Bengals allow more fantasy points to opposing tight ends than any other team in the NFL, and it's not even close. He had four receptions for 47 yards on six targets in the first meeting in Week 13, his second-highest yardage total of the season. He should still be treated as a TE2 in most leagues, however.

Huddle Up: Bateman is unlikely to play after missing practice on Friday, but even if he does, he can be avoided in fantasy lineups. Bateman has not been a main target in the Ravens' passing attack in 2025.

Huddle Up: Mitchell suffered the injury in the last game but seems to be on track to be available for the Week 15 game. He will continue to see limited work behind Derrick Henry and is unlikely to be a starting option in many leagues.

Huddle Up: Jackson is coming off one of his better games of the season but still has not thrown more than one touchdown in any of his last five games. He will be facing a struggling Cincinnati Bengals defense this week and can be a low-end No. 1 quarterback in leagues.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players should keep an eye on the situation to see if Andrews is in any danger of missing the game. He has been inconsistent with his production recently but has been targeted at least five times in four of his last five games. He will have a favorable matchup if he plays and can be a low-end No. 1 tight end in leagues.

Huddle Up: Jackson returned to practice after missing the day before, indicating that he will be full steam ahead for Week 15.

Huddle Up: Mitchell is considered day-to-day, so fantasy players will not know about his status until later in the week. He will see a limited amount of touches if he plays and can be avoided in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Jackson will be good to go in Week 15 as he is just resting. Fantasy players can have him ready to go in Week 15 as a QB1 option.

Huddle Up: He had his best game of the season last week with a 55-yard run padding his six carries for 76 yards. He's still just a handcuff to Derrick Henry right now, though, as the Ravens are fighting for a playoff spot. Mitchell likely won't see enough work to be a starting option in fantasy.

Huddle Up: Hopkins has not been targeted more than four times in any game this season and has posted at least 40 yards in only two games. He could see a handful of targets in Week 15 but can be avoided in fantasy leagues unless he posts better numbers in the next game or two.

Huddle Up: It was a late TD that got reversed on replay that may have cost the Ravens the game. Likely secured a pass with two hands in the end zone, and both his feet came down, but as he was about to complete another step with his right foot, Joey Porter Jr. of the Steelers knocked the ball free. It was initially called a touchdown but then changed to incomplete. The Ravens eventually turned the ball over on downs. Likely had season highs of five receptions for 95 yards last week but his value is limited to a speculative add due to splitting time with Mark Andrews.

Huddle Up: The season has not gone as hoped for the Ravens, Andrews, or his fantasy owners. Outside of a pair of two-touchdown performances, Andrews hasn't provided much firepower. At this point, he's bunched up in a group of mediocre tight ends that can be used if you don't happen to have one of the higher-end options on your team.

Huddle Up: Bateman hasn't been able to become a viable target for Lamar Jackson and has no fantasy value in any format.

Huddle Up: Flowers set a season high in receptions and posted his most yards since the opener vs. Buffalo, which is also the only game he's found the end zone. He's on pace for career highs in catches and yards but his lack of touchdowns (nine in his first two seasons) makes him an iffy WR2 in most fantasy formats.

Huddle Up: Mitchell, who broke free for a 55-yard gain to set up a touchdown, set season highs in carries and yards rushing, but he isn't an option in any fantasy format right now.

Huddle Up: Henry posted a season-high 25 carries with his fifth-most yards on the season, but missed the end zone in this one after scoring four times in the last three games. Henry is not having the season he did last season but he's a definite starter in any backfield in any format.

Huddle Up: It has been a frustrating season for Jackson and his fantasy owners as typified by one play in this game. Jackson had a potential go-ahead TD pass negated on instant replay after Isaiah Likely secured a pass with two hands in the end zone, and both his feet came down, but as he was about to complete another step with his right foot, Joey Porter Jr. of the Steelers knocked the ball free. It was initially called a touchdown but then changed to incomplete. The Ravens eventually turned the ball over on downs. On the season, Jackson has found the end zone only 17 times between passing and rushing in 10 games after 45 total touchdown in 17 games last season. Owners hoping that Jackson will catch fire can continue starting the two-time MVP, but fantasy managers may consider changing to another option statistically at this point.

Huddle Up: Mitchell did a good job with the long run, but the injury is a concern, as is how quickly he was ruled out after leaving. We'll update when more information becomes available. As long as Derrick Henry is healthy, Mitchell's fantasy value is rather limited.

Huddle Up: Bateman has not been a main part of the offense this season with at least 50 yards in only two games this season. He will likely see a few targets this week but can be avoided in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Jackson has thrown for only one touchdown in the last touchdown in his last four games and does not have any rushing touchdowns during that span. He has played well at times against the Pittsburgh Steelers during his career and can still be a low-end No. 1 quarterback in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Jackson has missed at least one day of practice most weeks in 2025. The team does not seem concerned at this point, so no changes should be made if you planned on having him in your lineup for Week 14.