The Jacksonville Jaguars will be without two starting defensive backs Sunday night when they play the Baltimore Ravens.
On Friday, the team ruled out cornerback Tyson Campbell and safety Andre Cisco. Second-year cornerback Montaric “Buster” Brown will likely fill in for Campbell and veteran safety Andrew “Dewey” Wingard will probably step in for Cisco.
Another seven Jaguars players are questionable for the Week 15 primetime contest.
Final #BALvsJAX injury report… pic.twitter.com/Q0zhUM7Lwf
— Adam Caplan (@caplannfl) December 15, 2023
Both Jamal Agnew and Christian Braswell are still on injured reserve and had their 21-day practice windows opened earlier this month. If either is available Sunday, that’ll likely be revealed Saturday when the Jaguars decide whether or not they’ll move one or both of them to the active roster.
It’d be a surprise if veteran defensive back Tre Herndon is unavailable after Doug Pederson said earlier Friday that he has cleared concussion protocol and “should be good to go.”
For Baltimore, only two players are questionable and all eyes are on the status of Kyle Hamilton.
During a press conference Friday, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said that Hamilton is “in a good place right now,” but also said “we’ll see how he does the next couple days.” The second-year safety has two interceptions, three sacks, and nine tackles for a loss so far in 2023.
