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Jackson (toe) was a full participant at practice Tuesday.

Jackson was deemed a non-participant in the team's walkthrough Monday due to a toe issue, which he revealed that he sustained in the first quarter of Sunday's 23-10 win over the Jets, per Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com. He clarified Tuesday that his toe is feeling good heading into Thursday's game against the Bengals, with head coach John Harbaugh echoing the quarterback's assessment. Though Jackson isn't expected to face any limitations while taking aim at a vulnerable Cincinnati defense, the two-time league MVP hasn't resembled his dominant self of late. Despite leading the Ravens to wins in his last three starts, Jackson has accounted for just 57 rushing yards while completing 44 of 77 pass attempts (57.1 percent) for 522 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions during that stretch.

Hamilton (ankle) was listed as a limited participant in Tuesday's practice.

Hamilton suffered what appeared to be a serious injury in Sunday's 23-10 win over the Jets. After not practicing Monday, he took a step forward in activity Tuesday. Despite head coach John Harbaugh labeling Hamilton as a full practice participant earlier in the day, the defensive back ended up getting a limited listing on the official report. Hamilton still seems to be trending in the right direction for Thursday's game against the Bengals, but it won't be known until after Wednesday's practice whether he carries an injury designation into Thanksgiving Day.

Jackson (concussion) was a full participant in Tuesday's walkthrough practice.

Jackson left during the third quarter of Sunday's overtime loss to the Cowboys to be evaluated by medical staff for a possible concussion. Per Zach Berman of The Athletic, Jackson was not placed in the league's concussion protocol, and with a full practice Tuesday, the veteran cornerback is on track to play Friday against the Bears. Jackson has accumulated 33 tackles (24 solo) and six pass defenses across nine regular-season games.

Anzalone recorded six tackles (two solo) during Sunday's 34-27 overtime win versus the Giants.

Anzalone has now posted at least six tackles in three of his last four games, but one might have assumed he would collect more in a game where he played a season-high 74 defensive snaps. His per-snap tackle production is at its lowest level this season since before he joined the Lions back in 2021, keeping him out of the IDP picture in most formats despite his large role.

Bryan (knee) did not practice Tuesday.

Bryan was injured in Sunday's win over the Jets and is reportedly a candidate to land on IR. Given that, it's no surprise that he has yet to practice this week, and he looks very unlikely to suit up in Week 13 against the Bengals.

Battle recorded six tackles (one solo) in Sunday's 26-20 loss to the Patriots.

Battle has had consecutive modest performances, tallying six tackles in each of his last two contests. He's still logged over a modest 90 percent defensive snap rate in every game this season, and he should have the chance to bounce back in Week 13 against the Ravens.

Bateman (ankle) was a limited participant at practice Tuesday.

Earlier Tuesday, head coach John Harbaugh had labeled Bateman as a full participant, per Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic. Ultimately, Bateman went down with a limited listing on the Ravens' official report, so while he appears to be trending toward playing Thursday against the Bengals, his status will still warrant tracking leading up to game day. The wide receiver has missed the team's last two contests while nursing the ankle injury.

Martin (ribs) was a full participant at practice Tuesday.

Martin sat out Sunday's game versus the Jets because of an injury to his ribs he suffered in Week 11 at Cleveland, but it looks like he'll be good to go in Week 13. He projects to see most of his snaps come on special teams on Thanksgiving Day versus the Bengals.

Blankenship (thigh) was listed as a limited practice participant on Tuesday's estimated report.

Blankenship suffered a thigh injury during the third quarter of Sunday's overtime loss to the Cowboys, and he was unable to return to that contest. Per Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia, defensive coordinator Vic Fangio indicated Tuesday that he expects Blankenship to be available for Friday's game against the Bears, and the latter's ability to open the week with a limited practice session indicates that the injury isn't considered a serious one. Blankenship will have two more opportunities to increase his practice participation and avoid an injury designation ahead of Friday's contest.

Hinton (back) was listed as a full participant on Philadelphia's practice estimate Tuesday.

Hinton also practiced in full during the Eagles' preparation for Week 12, so his activity during Tuesday's walkthrough is no big surprise. He's in a decent position to potentially be activated from IR and suit up for the first time this regular season in Week 13.