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Friday update: Edwards was able to get in limited practices in all week and is listed as questionable to face the Panthers. It would appear he is leaning toward playing, but we’ll need to wait on official word.
Thursday update: Edwards was practicing again on Thursday, per Jamison Hensley. It would appear he is on track to make a return from his hamstring injury this week. He may have to fight over touches with Kenyan Drake, but he should slot back in as the starter if he can play.
Baltimore Ravens running back Gus Edwards was back at practice on Wednesday for the first time since October 27, when he injured his hamstring against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Ravens face the Carolina Panthers this Sunday.
Ravens RB Gus Edwards (hamstring) was back at practice today. pic.twitter.com/bU6qfTEpy6
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Fantasy football implications for Week 11
Kenyan Drake made quite the impact when Edwards sat out against the Saints in Week 9, adding 93 rushing yards and two touchdowns in the win. Drake has been carrying much of the rushing load this season as Edwards, still recovering from a 2021 knee injury, has only appeared in two games.
Drake saw a noticeable drop in carries and yards when Edwards played, but his recent performances may change that play-calling. However, Edwards also returned from his injury in October with a two-touchdown performance. Edwards is still listed as the first-string RB on the Ravens’ depth chart, and added 65 and 66 rushing yards in his two performances this year.