Ravens QB Flacco inactive vs. Chiefs

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco won't play vs. the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday as he has been listed as inactive. Flacco was a full participant in Friday's practice for the first time since injuring his hip in Week 9 but had been listed as questionable ahead of Sunday's game. Rookie Lamar Jackson, who has won all three starts since Flacco's injury, will start again, with Robert Griffin III backing him up. Ravens coach John Harbaugh would not address who will be the team's starter over the rest of the season when Flacco does return. "I'm not getting into all that," Harbaugh told reporters.. "... It's not something that we're going to talk about. I'm not trying to be coy or clever. We're just rolling. We're just going to play the games. We don't feel like we owe any explanations to anybody. We're going to put our best team out there and try to go play some football." The 33-year-old Flacco has been dealing with a right hip injury since Nov. 4. He was limited in practice on Wednesday and Thursday, although Harbaugh said Flacco was "almost full" in Thursday's session. Jackson has completed 46 of 77 passes for 540 yards and two scores this season. He's also rushed 82 times for 404 yards and three touchdowns. Flacco, the Ravens' starter since 2008, is 4-5 this season and has thrown for 2,465 yards and 12 touchdowns. He has never dressed in a game as a backup. --Field Level Media