Wallace returns to the Ravens after a productive season as a blocking receiver and special teamer. The highlight of his season was an 84-yard catch-and-run touchdown against the Bengals in Week 10. He will rotate into the offense behind Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and DeAndre Hopkins, primarily playing special teams for the Ravens.

Tonight was the first time role-player Wallace ever caught three passes or scored a receiving touchdown. His winding, 84-yard scoring grab in the fourth quarter was a third down dump-off that featured comically inept tackling from the Bengals. A huge play, but not something that will be repeated moving forward.

The 2021 fourth-round pick is also back at practice as the Ravens now have 21 days to activate him off the IR. Wallace has just six catches on 13 targets in his first two seasons but was a productive receiver at Oklahoma State where he had at least 900 yards and six touchdowns in each of his last three seasons. He could emerge as a solid addition to the Ravens receiving corps but is unlikely to see enough snaps and targets to matter for fantasy purposes.

Coach John Harbaugh said it's a "minor" sprain for Wallace, but it's unclear how long he'll be out. Both Wallace and James Proche are injured, and Proche is expected to miss a couple weeks with his soft-tissue issue. Both are competing for snaps behind Rashod Bateman and even Devin Duvernay.