Ravens Excuse Diontae Johnson From Team Activities Following Suspension

The wide receiver's future with Baltimore remains unclear as the team prioritizes preparations for a pivotal game against the Steelers.

Diontae Johnson, suspended for refusing to enter a December 1 game against the Eagles, will not participate in team activities this week after a mutual agreement with the Ravens.
Head coach John Harbaugh declined to confirm Johnson's status for next week, emphasizing the team's focus on Saturday's matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Johnson has struggled since joining the Ravens mid-season, recording only one catch for six yards in four games after being traded from the Panthers in October.
The Ravens have not released Johnson despite speculation, with Harbaugh citing 'front office-type reasons' for maintaining the wide receiver on the roster.
Baltimore, currently 9-5, trails the 10-4 Steelers in the AFC North, making Saturday's game critical for their division title hopes.