Miles Boykin Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

Lamar Jackson, Tylan Wallace, and Patrick Ricard all logged DNPs Wednesday, while Miles Boykin and Nick Boyle returned to practice ahead of the Ravens matchup with the Green Bay Packers. Lamar Jackson is currently considered day-to-day with an ankle injury. If he were to miss, Tyler Huntley would draw the start and could be considered as a value option at quarterback in DFS contests. Tylan Wallace is not expected to play a major role in the Baltimore offense and his absence would not be DFS relevant. Patrick Ricard is still working his way back from injury, if he were unable to suit up this weekend the Ravens would likely forego a fullback. Miles Boykin and Nick Boyle seem to be trending in the right direction to make their returns this Sunday. Boykin should serve as receiver depth and is not currently considered DFS relevant, while Boyle should serve as tight end depth and should also not be considered in DFS contests at this time.

Nick Boyle and Patrick Ricard have been listed questionable for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns, while Miles Boykin has been listed doubtful. Both Boyle and Ricard are not expected to have major roles this weekend so their potential absences are not expected to be DFS relevant. If Boyle were to miss, Josh Oliver and Eric Tomlinson would be available to back up Mark Andrews. If Ricard were to miss, the Ravens would likely forego a fullback.

Miles Boykin has been listed doubtful for Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers while Nick Boyle and Patrick Ricard have been listed listed questionable. Boykin was expected to serve as receiver depth so his presumed absence should not be considered DFS relevant. If Boyle were to miss, Eric Tomlinson would be the primary backup to Mark Andrews. If Ricard were to miss the Ravens would likely go without a fullback possibly meaning slightly more work for their running backs. None of these potential absences would be considered DFS relevant this weekend.

Devin Duvernay, Nick Boyle, and Patrick Ricard all logged DNPs Wednesday while Miles Boykin returned to practice ahead of Baltimore's matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers. If Duvernay were to miss, Sammy Watkins and the likely returning Miles Boykin could play a larger role in the passing attack behind Marquise Brown and Rashod Bateman. If Boyle were to miss, Eric Tomlinson would be the primary backup to Mark Andrews. Both of these absences would likely have no DFS ramifications however.

Miles Boykin has officially been ruled out for Sunday night's game against the Cleveland Browns while Marquise Brown, Nick Boyle, and Patrick Ricard have all been listed as questionable. Boykin was expected to serve as receiver depth and his absence should not be considered DFS relevant. Brown, Boyle, and Ricard all seem to be trending in the right direction to play on Sunday despite dealing with injuries. Brown should be considered Lamar Jackson's top option with Rashod Bateman opposite him. Boyle if available will back up Mark Andrews. Ricard would serve as the primary fullback for the Ravens and has seen some work this year. It will be important to check back on all three player's statuses when inactives are released 90 minutes prior to kickoff.

Lamar Jackson and Marquise Brown both returned to practice Wednesday ahead of the Ravens matchup with the Browns on Sunday night while Miles Boykin logged a DNP. Jackson seems to think he is completely over his illness and will be more than ready to go on Sunday night. As always Jackson will be one of the top plays on the showdown slate. Brown also returned to practice likely signaling that he is trending in the right direction to suit up this weekend after missing the last game. Brown should reclaim his role as the top target in the Ravens offense though Rashod Bateman and Mark Andrews continue to see their targets as well. Miles Boykin is expected to serve as receiver depth and his status should not be DFS relevant even on a showdown slate.

Lamar Jackson and Rashod Bateman have not been listed on the injury report for Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears after dealing with non-COVID related illnesses. Latavius Murray, Marquise Brown, Devin Duvernay, and Nick Boyle have all been listed as questionable Latavius Murray seems to be trending towards playing and should reenter the running back committee for the Ravens alongside Devonta Freeman and Ty'Son Williams. If Marquise Brown were to miss, Rashod Bateman and Sammy Watkins would the the Ravens' top receivers and would see increased value based on expected volume. If Nick Boyle were to miss Eric Tomlinson would likely fill his role backing up Mark Andrews as the lead tight end.

Bateman won't be able to suit up tonight on Monday Night Football against the Indianapolis Colts. Bateman was on IR to begin the year with a groin injury, but ultimately the team elected to keep him out more week; he's expected to play next week for the Ravens. Miles Boykin will be available to make his season debut; he was also on IR to begin the year. We've projected James Proche in still, while Tylan Wallace may be a healthy scratch as a result of Boykin's return.

The Ravens will be getting some reinforcements for their pass catchers, as Bateman and Boykin were both activated off the injured reserve. Their status for Sunday's game against the Broncos will be determined later in the week, but they've both recovered from injuries that cost them the first the three games. Boykin appears to be closer to playing, but he would not be DFS relevant for a main slate. Bateman was a player popular over the summer as a rookie first round pick, but may take some time before he's taking targets away from Mark Andrews and Marquise Brown.