Ravens' Jesse Minter discusses key injuries ahead of Cowboys matchup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 7:36 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026

The Baltimore Ravens are assessing injury statuses for the upcoming game against the Dallas Cowboys. Coach Jesse Minter expressed optimism about the potential returns of wide receiver Zay Flowers and defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike, while left tackle Ronnie Stanley's situation may remain uncertain until game time. Flowers, recovering from a hamstring injury, missed last week's game and has yet to be cleared to return. Madubuike participated fully in practice after a neck injury but has not played since September 2025. Stanley, dealing with a toe injury, did not practice this week, raising questions about his availability.
- •Zay Flowers missed last game with a hamstring injury.
- •Nnamdi Madubuike participated fully in practice this week.
- •Ronnie Stanley's availability remains uncertain due to a toe injury.
- •Ravens need to finalize their injury designations before the game.
- •The game is scheduled to take place in Brazil.
- 7:36 PMYahoo Sports — Jesse Minter weighs Ravens' three key injury decisions before Cowboys game
"Jesse Minter sounded more optimistic about Zay Flowers and Nnamdi Madubuike, while Ronnie Stanley could be a game-time decision in Rio.
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