Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs said Wednesday that he would be a game-time decision for Sunday’s game against the Redskins and he took a step toward making that decision a positive one on Thursday.
Suggs took part in practice as a limited participant after sitting out on Wednesday. That doesn’t tell us much about Suggs’ chances of playing as players practice in limited fashion without playing all the time, but it sets Suggs and the Ravens up to find out how his torn biceps responds to the work.
That’s an essential part of any decision that Baltimore makes in regard to Suggs. With a clock ticking on the possibility of surgery to repair the injury, the Ravens need to find out if the fact that Suggs could play translates into him actually being able to play.
“Hopefully, I can play,” Suggs said, via the team’s website. “I really believe if everything [works] out with how I am feeling, and we do a good job throughout the week, I will be lining up. If not, then I miss the Washington game and hopefully I can be back for the Denver one.”
Suggs said he doesn’t plan to wear a brace of a harness if he does play, a decision we might not know until just before Sunday’s game gets underway.