Ravens WR Marquise Brown is questionable for Sunday's game against the New York Giants, according to the team's official injury report.

Brown has seen over 25% of the team's targets the past month. His absence would be large.

Ravens head coach told reporters that WR Marquise Brown is "on track" to return from the reserve/COVID list prior to Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Miles Boykin and James Proche are also on the same trajectory as Brown. The Jaguars should not put up much of a fight against the Ravens, but a healthy trio of receivers after run-ins with COVID is good news.

The Ravens placed wide receiver Marquise Brown on the Reserve/COVID list Wednesday.

We don't know if Brown tested positive or was simply deemed a "close contact," but this news puts his status for Week 15's game squarely in jeopardy. If Brown does end up missing Week 15, the Ravens will roll with Willie Snead and Devin Duvernay at receiver with Myles Boykin joining Brown on the COVID list.

At wide receiver, Dez Bryant went from inactive to a significant contributor in one week.

Willie Snead IV WR 48
Marquise Brown WR 47
Dez Bryant WR 35
Miles Boykin WR 15
Devin Duvernay WR 13

The story said Bryant's playing time seemed to come mostly at the expense of Duvernay, who played 23 fewer snaps than he did against the New England Patriots. Also worth noting, Brown’s slump continued, he played his lowest snap count since Week 4, the story added. Bryant finished with four receptions for 28 yards, including a 16-yard catch-and-run that led to a game-tying field goal on the team’s final drive of regulation.

Ravens wide receiver Marquise Brown was targeted with passes twice during Sunday’s 28-24 loss to the Steelers and that usage appeared to rub him the wrong way.

Brown tweeted “What’s the point of having souljas when you never use them?” on Sunday and then deleted the post a short time later.

Brown caught one of the two balls thrown his way for a three-yard touchdown. He has 27 catches for 379 yards and two touchdowns, which leaves him on pace to better his rookie numbers in the first two categories even if he’d clearly like to be doing more than he’s been tasked with to this point in the season, the story said. After big Week 1s the past two seasons, Brown's stats have dropped now both years from that point.

Ravens WR Marquise Brown is questionable to play for Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals, according to Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic.

Brown has gotten in limited practice time this week and is expected to suit up. Fire him up in all formats as a WR2/3.

The reality is, the Ravens just aren’t running many offensive plays. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. The Ravens had two- and three-play touchdown drives Sunday. You’ll take the quick strikes all the time. But they do impact how much the Ravens are able to get their myriad offensive players involved. Take away nine plays per game and about four minutes of possession time and that’s significant in terms of how many touches certain players are able to get and how many snaps guys play.

Mark Ingram, Gus Edwards, J.K. Dobbins, Mark Andrews, Marquise Brown, Lamar Jackson

Ingram who is second on the team to Jackson with 34 carries, is already averaging five fewer carries per game than he got through the course of last year. Edwards, who has looked like the Ravens’ most effective back, is on pace to average two fewer touches per game than he got last year. Wide receiver Brown has 24 targets and 16 catches. Last year, he had 34 targets and 18 catches through this point. Tight end Andrews has 12 catches on 20 targets. Through four games last year, he had 23 catches on 32 targets. The Ravens haven’t been able to spread the ball around and get as many players as involved as they’d like. They just haven’t had enough plays to do that, the story went on to say.