The Miami Dolphins won't have their starting quarterback, Jay Cutler, when they face the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night, but even still, the Dolphins will enter the game as the healthier of the two teams. That's because the Ravens are facing the possibility of being without more than 10 of their most important players. 

On Wednesday, the Ravens released their injury report. It's longer than Arya Stark's list.

So to be clear, the following players are questionable:

According to The Baltimore Sun's Jeff Zrebiec, Perriman practiced fully on Wednesday, which bodes well for his chances to play. But if he can't go, the Ravens' top receiver on Thursday night might be ... Chris Moore. Zrebiec also reported that Suggs, Onwuasor, Smith, Weddle, Jefferson, and Levine Sr. are all expected to play. So, there's a good chance that over half of that list above will take the field on Thursday night.

Still, the Ravens' injury luck has been brutal this season.

At 3-4, the Ravens are already two games back of the Steelers in the AFC North. So, they can't afford to drop a winnable game at home against a team down its starting quarterback.