The Facts: Bateman will be on the shelf for longer than originally expected, head John Harbaugh announced Monday. Bateman suffered a setback with the same foot that sidelined him for two weeks earlier this month. "Bateman's a little bit more disappointing in the sense that after the game they thought it was kind of a tweak, but there's a little more there from a strain standpoint. So, conversations will be had," Harbaugh said. "It looks like it's going to be a few weeks for him. We'll have more to report on that later in the week."

Diehards Line: Bateman saw a full workload in Week 7 against the Cleveland Browns, but was sidelined after just 13 snaps in Tampa. He saw one target, a deep pass that fell out of reach. After entering the season as the Ravens' top wide receiver, Bateman has caught 15 passes for 285 yards and two touchdowns. He was Baltimore's chief big play threat before his foot injury, and his 19.0 yards per catch still ranks as third-best in the league among wide receivers with at least three receptions. The Ravens will now lean more on Devin Duvernay, Demarcus Robinson, James Proche II, Tylan Wallace and their tight ends, though top pass catcher Mark Andrews is dealing with a shoulder injury.