NFL insider believes Ravens' handling of Lamar Jackson's injury ahead of Week 9 could lead to potential draft stock punishment

ESPN recently released a collaborative effort, "2025 NFL Trade Deadline: Players to Watch, Team Needs, Buzz." NFL analyst Aaron Schatz drew a line connecting the dots representing both Campbell and the Ravens. He isn't opposed to a trade that would send Campbell back to the Ravens for a second stint.

In the 28-year-old’s absence, Tyler Huntley stepped in and managed to pull off a win, having improved the Ravens to 2-5. Meanwhile, Cooper Rush slid down to QB3 after Baltimore’s offense struggled in his two starts, getting outscored 61-13.

However, Miami just held Bijan Robinson to 25 yards on the ground, which makes backing the Over of Henry's NFL prop total of 89.5 rushing yards no sure thing. So, before betting any Dolphins vs. Ravens props for 'Thursday Night Football,

Graziano goes on to state that a fine and/or the loss of draft picks is possible, and that he, like the rest of us, is receiving the expected updates that Jackson and the Ravens are getting healthier, as they enjoyed full participation at Tuesday's practice ahead of Thursday Night Football.

In the wake of their ugly loss to the Baltimore Ravens, the Chicago Bears are the NFL's lowest-ranked team with a winning record.

Henry will square off against a Miami Dolphins run defense that is near the bottom of the NFL, allowing 5.0 rushing yards per attempt in 2025 (tied for fourth-highest in the league). Miami is also surrendering 145 rushing yards per game this season, and that figure is even higher (153 rushing yards per game) specifically at Hard Rock Stadium.

If the Ravens do become sellers, the most obvious candidates to go would be aging players and those on expiring contracts. A trade now would give them a better chance of reaching the postseason elsewhere, effectively improving their odds of winning a Super Bowl ring.