Ravens CB Frank Walker inactive against Broncos

BALTIMORE (AP)—Struggling defensive back Frank Walker(notes) was one of eight players declared inactive by the Baltimore Ravens for Sunday’s game against the Denver Broncos.

Walker was called for a pass interference penalty in the fourth quarter of Baltimore’s 17-14 loss to Cincinnati on Oct. 11 and gave up a 58-yard completion in the closing minutes of a 33-31 defeat at Minnesota a week later.

Rookie Ladarius Webb spent the week practicing at Walker’s nickel back position.

The Ravens’ other inactives were running back Jalen Parmele(notes), linebackers Antwan Barnes(notes) and Paul Kruger(notes), offensive linemen Tony Moll(notes) and Oneil Cousins, and nose tackle Kelly Talavou(notes). John Beck(notes) was the third quarterback.

The undefeated Broncos’ inactives were wide receivers Kenny McKinley(notes) and Brandon Lloyd(notes), running back LaMont Jordan(notes), offensive linemen Seth Olsen(notes), Brandon Gorin(notes) and Chris Baker, and linebacker Jarvis Moss(notes). Tom Brandstater(notes) was Denver’s third quarterback.