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Ravens-Patriots Showdown: Key Injuries Threaten Defense
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Baltimore Ravens face a challenging matchup against the New England Patriots, with key players like Kyle Hamilton, Chidobe Awuzie, Teddye Buchanan, and Jay Higgins questionable or out. The defense, a strength so far, may be tested against a Patriots team looking to exploit weaknesses. However, Rashod Bateman, Zay Flowers, Lamar Jackson, and others are fully practicing. Christian Barmore, Carlton Davis the third, Marcus Jones, and Harold Landry are questionable for the Patriots, with Robert Spillane out. The stage is set for a tough AFC battle where every healthy snap could be crucial.
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