The Baltimore Ravens finally returned to the practice field on Tuesday and are scheduled to travel to Pittsburgh later in the day, ESPN reported.
The Ravens (6-4) are scheduled to play the Steelers (10-0) on Wednesday. The game was originally scheduled to be played last Thursday night but was delayed twice because of an outbreak of COVID-19 in the Baltimore locker room.
The Ravens had more than 20 players on the reserve/COVID-19 list at one point and recorded positive tests on nine straight days.
Quarterback Lamar Jackson and running backs Mark Ingram and J.K. Dobbins were among those on the list, though only Jackson isn’t expected to play against the Steelers. Taking Jackson’s place will be Robert Griffin III.
In a bit of good news, four Ravens players came off the reserve/COVID-19 list: defensive tackle Brandon Williams, quarterback Trace McSorley and cornerbacks Tavon Young and Khalil Dorsey. McSorley is expected to back up Griffin, while Young and Dorsey currently are on injured reserve.
Running backs J.K. Dobbins and Mark Ingram might come off the list Wednesday, but their availability for the game is not certain. Both would have to fly to Pittsburgh separately from the team.
Griffin has started just one game since 2016 and is 16-25 as a starter in his career with Washington, Cleveland and Baltimore.
