Ravens Monday Quarterback: Wait and See with Injuries, Young Guns Emerge

The Ravens suffered three more injuries in the 37-26 victory over the New England Patriots in Week 3. 

Offensive tackle guard Pat Mekari has a sprained ankle and should be able to return to the lineup.

Outside linebacker Justin Houston has a groin issue and will be day-to-day.

Nose tackle Michael Pierce hurt his left arm and is awaiting the results of the MRI. The hope is that it's not a torn biceps that could end his season. 

Rookie Travis Jones is behind Pierce on the depth chart and played well against the Patriots. 

Outside linebacker Jason Pierre-Paul is expected to report Monday, 

Faalele Finds Consistency

After a bit of a slow start when he took over for Mekari and allowed a sack, rookie Daniel Faalele found his footing at left tackle and played well down the stretch.

Faalele was primarily a right tackle in college, which made his performance even more impressive. 

"Early on we needed to help the left tackle, and we did a couple of times but then we didn't need to," Harbaugh said. "Then he kind got his footing there, and then the run game started perking up. I thought the offensive line played just a tremendous football game. They played really well last week, too, so they're whipping into shape there. Pat Mekari is going to be fine. It's a sprain. He'll be okay. Won't be long-term. But yeah, that was a good point."

The Ravens are still waiting for Ronnie Stanley to make his season debut after battling an ankle injury over much of the past two seasons.