Ravens WRs Marquise Brown (ankle) and Devin Duvernay (groin) are questionable for Week 2 against the Chiefs according to Adam Beasley of Pro Football Network.

The questionable wide receiver corps in Baltimore needs both wideouts to dress. Duvernay is more of a returner but his speed rivals Brown's and offers another weapon against a potent Chiefs offense.

Four days before his potential preseason debut, nearly three weeks before the Ravens’ regular-season opener, Lamar Jackson was locked in. His passing was accurate. His timing was on. His mood was upbeat. Only a handful of presnap penalties on the Ravens’ offensive line and skill position players had soured coach John Harbaugh’s mood.

Related players: Marquise Brown, Miles Boykin, Deon Cain, Sammy Watkins, Rashod Batemon, James Proche II, Devin Duvernay, Tylan Wallace

The story went on to say now Jackson has to find people to throw to. Brown (hamstring), Boykin (hamstring) and Cain continued to rehabilitate from early-camp injuries. Watkins missed his third straight practice. Bateman (groin) remains out until at least September. Proche II sat out his first practice of camp after appearing to tweak his back Monday. That left just two draft picks at the position available — Duvernay (20 catches as a rookie) and Wallace, a rookie this season.

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.