Tight end Durham Smythe is expected to miss the rest of the season with a torn Achilles suffered against Tennessee.

Head coach Jesse Minter addressed Lamar Jackson's ankle injury status as the team manages his workload into Week 5.

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An MRI Tuesday confirmed the tight end tore his Achilles in Sunday's win over Tennessee, ending his season; Smythe had played half of Baltimore's offensive snaps through four games. Rookies Matt Hibner and Josh Cuevas, plus practice-squad TE Nick Vannett, are the likely beneficiaries.

Baltimore improved to 3-1 with a 24-18 win over Tennessee, but Lamar Jackson (ankle), Marlon Humphrey (calf), Jonah Vorhees (foot) and Durham Smythe all left and didn't return; a Malaki Starks onside-kick recovery sealed it.

Baltimore's top pass rusher had played two games on a broken finger before the team opted for a repair procedure; Mike Green and Ethan Burke are next up at the position.

Baltimore led 17-0 at half and held on behind a 64-yard Tyler Loop field goal (2nd-longest in franchise history) and a late onside-kick recovery by Malaki Starks. QB Lamar Jackson left with an ankle injury and was tagged day-to-day; backup Tyler Huntley went 8-of-9 in relief.

Baltimore beat Tennessee 24-18 to end a four-game home skid, but exits banged up: Lamar Jackson left with a day-to-day ankle injury after a strong first half, and CB Marlon Humphrey, G Andrew Vorhees and TE Durham Smythe were also hurt.

Jackson, limited Wednesday with a back issue, was back to full participation by Thursday; WR Zay Flowers also returned to full practice after missing time since Week 1.

Baltimore will be without edge rusher Trey Hendrickson after a procedure, but Lamar Jackson has been cleared to full practice.

The Ravens host an 0-3 Titans team rebuilding under a new coaching staff, with DT Jeffery Simmons flagged as the lone real pass-rush threat.

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Lamar Jackson practiced fully all week, but WR Zay Flowers (hamstring) and LT Ronnie Stanley (toe) are questionable for Sunday, while OL Jovaughn Gwyn, edge Trey Hendrickson and C Ethan Pocic were ruled out.

Jackson was limited Wednesday but returned to full participation Thursday; Zay Flowers was also back to unrestricted practice for the first time since Week 1 as Baltimore preps for Tennessee.

Offensive and defensive coordinators praised Jackson's clutch play and Tyler Loop's game-winning kick, while also flagging missed third-down tackles as a fix point before hosting Tennessee.