Though injuries have yet to be declared, both the Baltimore Ravens and Denver Broncos have held practices and not everybody has been fully active in preparation for the second round of the NFL playoffs set to take place this weekend. 

We start off with the Ravens' offense. Everybody looks healthy on offense. However, a major part of the running game was inactive as both Bernard Pierce and Vonta Leach did not participate in practice on Wednesday. 

Leach sets the blocks and Pierce, though not Ray Rice, led the team in rushing last week against the Indianapolis Colts. He went for 103 yards on 13 carries in Sunday's Wild Card game. It was only the second time in the year that Pierce had reached the 100-yard rushing plateau. He first accomplished the feat in Week 16 after torching the New York Giants for 123 yards 

The receiving core looks intact as Anquan Bolding and Tandon Doss were both active in practice. 

Now, for the big guys on the Raven's defense, Jah Reid, tackle, didn't practice and linebacker Dannell Ellerbe was limited in practice. Everybody else, Terrell Suggs, Ed Reed and Ray Lewis participated fully in practice. 

It's a good thing for Lewis, who can get used to intercepting the ball against the Colts. He dropped a sure interception, but we understand the old man is rusty. 

As for the Broncos, they are coming into this game extremely healthy. However, a big part of their defense, Peyton Manning's former foe, Tracy Porter, did not participate in practice. They've been playing without him all year long, so this shouldn't hold the Broncos' defense back from performing on Saturday.

Kickoff for this game is at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday.