Ronnie Stanley Health, Injury Updates & History

Will be active for their Week 4 game.

Missed the first two practices this week due to an ankle injury but upgraded to limited on Friday, listed as questionable

The Ravens’ starting left tackle suffered an ankle injury in Week 2 and later dealt with a toe issue in October, but missed no time and started every game in 2024, the main concern with Stanley is his age as he’s now on the other side of 30 which is always a factor for veteran offensive linemen

Ronnie Stanley had an injury-riddled season in 2023, starting with a knee sprain and ankle inflammation in Week 1. He suffered a right high ankle sprain with an associated MCL sprain in mid-November. He was listed as questionable on November 25th and did not play. Recently, he has been quoted as saying, "I would just say I've been feeling more like myself than I have in previous years." Despite his optimism, his extensive issues with both his ankle and knee have raised concerns about his durability going forward.

Questionable to play for first time since right MCL sprain on Nov. 12 - LP, FP, DNP and likely to suit up - opposite side as past ankle issues

By video, right high ankle sprain/MCL sprain and unlikely to play next Thursday against the Bengals - good news is it's the opposite side as his previous left ankle issues

By video, right high ankle sprain and unlikely to play next Thursday against the Bengals - good news is it's the opposite side as his previous left ankle issues

Was able to return W5 with a brace, will play through issue in London

Listed as questionable W5, has missed three weeks - this is first week with chance to return to lineup but is yet to reach 100% health since suffering knee injury W1

Has dealt with residual ankle inflammation from an injury that has plagued him through multiple seasons. The Ravens have a capable backup in Patrick Mekari if Stanley goes down - Suffered a knee sprain Week 1 and is now considered week-to-week according to coach Harbaugh