On Thanksgiving night, Lamar Jackson will play in Baltimore against the Cincinnati Bengals, along with Kyle Hamilton, Rashoe Bateman and Travis Jones.

All four Ravens were full participants during a Wednesday walk-through.

The Ravens have eliminated defensive lineman Taven Brillian (knee) and running back Justice Hill. Hill was added to the Ravens’ injury report on Wednesday with a neck problem that has kept him out of action for the last couple of days.

Jackson missed practice every day for the last three weeks due to different injuries (knees, ankles, and toes). Jackson said that he is getting healthier in “some areas.”

I just fell down. I’m good, though. Jackson told reporters Tuesday that his toes were in good condition.

Hamilton’s performance in Sunday’s victory over the New York Jets was questionable after he hobbled off. Hamilton was back in the field for practice after only missing one session.

Hamilton, who plays multiple positions for the Ravens and will face off against Bengals offensive playmakers in a crucial matchup, said that the challenge of getting prepared to play every week was the most challenging part of his hybrid role.

Bateman returns after missing two games due to an ankle injury. This should give the offense more ability to make big plays. After missing one game, rookie cornerback Keyon Mart (ribs) was also cleared to play.

Jones’s status is also important, considering the importance of his presence to the Ravens defensive front. The Ravens will be looking to apply pressure to Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow during his first game after toe surgery.

Rasheen Ali and Keaton Mitchel will be more likely to play if Hill is not there.

The Ravens may be able to activate Aeneas Peasebles, a rookie from their practice squad, for Thursday’s game.

The Bengals have ruled out two of their star players: wide receiver Tee Hendrickson and defensive end Trendrickson.