Rashod bateman, a wide receiver who has not been practicing this week due to illness, will miss the regular-season finale on Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

John Harbaugh, the head coach of the Oakland Raiders, said that Bateman was sick with flu last week. He tried to practice on Friday but could not. He was listed on the Friday injury report as questionable but was ruled-out on Saturday. He did not travel to Sunday’s match, which will determine the AFC North Champion.

Bateman’s regular season will conclude with 19 receptions for 224 yard and two touchdowns. In the rotation of wide receivers led by Zay Flowers, a two-time Pro Bowler, his absence could lead to more playing time for DeAndre Walker, Devontez Walk, or Tylan Wallace. The Ravens also promoted veteran wide receiver Keith Kirkwood to the starting lineup on Saturday.

Taven Bryan, a defensive tackle who was placed on injured reserve after suffering a knee injury against the New York Jets in November 23, has now been demoted to out. Bryan was placed in injured reserve following a knee injury suffered on Nov. 23, against the New York Jets. Bryan played in five games during this season, with two quarterback hits and one tackle.