Ravens notes: With only Alex Lewis (shoulder) out, team nearly at full strength vs. Chargers

Carson, Calif. — Guard Alex Lewis is inactive for the Ravens’ pivotal game Saturday against the Los Angeles Chargers, but the team is otherwise healthy entering its prime-time showdown.

This is Lewis’ third straight absence. James Hurst moved over from right tackle to start at left guard the past two games, and rookie Bradley Bozeman also saw time in the line rotation against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Tight end Nick Boyle (concussion), outside linebacker Matthew Judon (knee) and linebacker-defensive back Anthony Levine Sr. (toe/ankle) are on the 46-man game-day roster after practicing fully Thursday. Boyle had cleared concussion protocol by Thursday, but coach John Harbaugh was uncertain about his playing status.

The Ravens' six other inactive players are largely no surprise: quarterback Robert Griffin III, wide receiver Jordan Lasley, outside linebacker Tim Williams, defensive lineman Zach Sieler, fullback-defensive lineman Patrick Ricard and running back Buck Allen.

This is Allen's first scratch of the season. He has played only three snaps on offense over the past three weeks, instead used mainly as a special teams contributor.

Tucker sets record despite misses

With field-goal makes from 24 and 35 yards in the first half Saturday, Ravens kicker Justin Tucker became the first player in NFL history to have six seasons of 30-plus field goals.

But his first-quarter miss from 53 yards ended a streak of 21 straight made field goals from between 50 and 57 yards. From Dec. 13, 2015, until Saturday night, not including four blocked field-goal attempts, Tucker had made 107 straight kicks from 57 yards and in.

Tucker also had a chance at breaking Matt Prater's NFL record for the longest field goal (64 yards), but his 65-yard attempt to end the half was short by a few yards. He last missed two field goals in a game over three years ago.

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Baltimore Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith (left) watches a high pass sail above safety Eric Weddle (32), eluding intended Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans (13) during the first quarter. Baltimore won, 20-12. (Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore Sun)