Lamar Jackson didn't practice on Thursday because of an illness, but he should be good to go this weekend against the Detroit Lions.

This marks the fourth straight year in which Jackson has missed one practice because of an illness in his four-year NFL career. Jackson has never been sidelined for a game because of injury.

Jackson is 30-8 since taking over as the Baltimore Ravens' starting quarterback midway through the 2018 season.

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens topped the Kansas City Chiefs 36-35 in a thrilling finish on Sunday night.

Jackson had self-described the Chiefs as his "kryptonite."

The Ravens entered the fourth quarter down 35-24. Jackson then delivered the biggest comeback of his career, running for two touchdowns, including a flip into the end zone for the winning, 1-yard score.

"It feels good to get that monkey off of our back," said Jackson, whose three of eight regular-season losses have come against Kansas City. "We've got to move on to Detroit now. We didn't win the Super Bowl yet; it's just one game. We've got to just keep staying focused."

The Baltimore Ravens are promoting Devonta Freeman from the practice squad to the active roster.

The Ravens will face the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday Night Football.

In Week 1, Latavius Murray (10 carries for 28 yards) and Ty'Shon Williams (nine carries for 65 yards) split time at running back.

The Baltimore Ravens and Lamar Jackson have had positive and ongoing dialogue about a lucrative contract extension, according to sources.

The quarterback isn't using an agent to negotiate the deal and he is immersed in his quarterbacking job, a primary reason that he and the Ravens haven't yet agreed to an extension.

Negotiations have taken a back seat throughout training camp and into the season, according to sources, but both sides expect a deal to get done.

The Baltimore Ravens will likely sign Latavius Murray.

Murray was released by the New Orleans Saints this week after he declined to take a pay reduction.

The Ravens lost Gus Edwards to an apparent ACL tear after previously losing J.K. Dobbins. 

The Baltimore Ravens believe Gus Edwards suffered a torn ACL during practice on Thursday.

The Ravens previously lost J.K. Dobbins and Justice Hill at running back. 

Marcus Peters is also believed to have suffered a torn ACL at practice.

The Baltimore Ravens have agreed to sign Le'Veon Bell to their practice squad.

Bell will likely be added to the 53-man roster when ready.

The Ravens have lost J.K. Dobbins and Justice Hall to season-ending injuries.

Bell finished last season with the Kansas City Chiefs after his release by the New York Jets. 

The Baltimore Ravens continue to take hits at running back.

Justice Hill suffered a torn Achilles during a recent practice, ending his season not long after starter J.K. Dobbins was lost to a torn ACL.

In need of depth, the Ravens are bringing in two veteran backs, Le'Veon Bell and Devonta Freeman, for workouts.

The Baltimore Ravens have signed Mark Andrews to a four-year contract extension.

The tight end's deal is worth $56 million, according to a source.

At $14 million annually, Andrews becomes the third-highest-paid tight end in the league, behind George Kittle ($15 million) and Travis Kelce ($14.3 million).

Andrews was scheduled to be a free agent at the end of the season. He will receive $37.6 million in guaranteed money.