Ronnie Stanley Fantasy

Baltimore Ravens All-Pro left tackle Ronnie Stanley (ankle) will continue his rehab for another couple of weeks with hopes of returning sooner than later, according to a source. After visiting with a doctor this week, he will hold off on having surgery. The sooner the Ravens can get their starting left tackle back, the better. Baltimore will be facing a strong Denver Broncos defense in Week 4, so quarterback Lamar Jackson's protection will be something to watch. He was sacked four times in the first two weeks before being taken down four times in the Week 3 win over the Detroit Lions.

Sep. 29th • 12:50 PM

The Baltimore Ravens are preparing to be without All-Pro left tackle Ronnie Stanley (ankle) in Week 2 against the Kansas City Chiefs and possibly far longer as he undergoes medical testing. Ali Villanueva will slide back to his natural spot at left tackle, while Patrick Makari will be the next man up at right tackle. The Ravens also lost left guard Tyre Phillips to Injured Reserve, so their offensive line is suddenly a major question mark heading into their Sunday night showdown with the Chiefs. Quarterback Lamar Jackson was still able to put up numbers in the Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, but he was under pressure often. Jackson still has the talent to overcome with his legs and remains a must-start QB1 in a likely high-scoring game on Sunday night, but all of the injuries to his offensive line and backfield are beginning to add up.

Sep. 16th • 12:10 PM

The Baltimore Ravens placed left tackle Ronnie Stanley (ankle) on the Physically Unable to Perform list on Thursday. It doesn't come as a huge surprise after Stanley had a second ankle surgery in March. He was cleared to resume running over a month ago, but he won't be ready for the start of training camp with Baltimore. The 27-year-old was limited to just six games in 2020 because of the injury, but he was a Pro Bowler and All-Pro in 2019 and will once again be a critical part of the Ravens offensive line in their run-first offense this year, with his main job being to keep defensive linemen from getting to quarterback Lamar Jackson. Keep tabs on Stanley's progress once he's activated.

Jul. 22nd • 8:17 PM