Ravens right tackle Morgan Moses didn’t practice all week but was still stretching on the field Sunday morning at M&T Bank Stadium. Alas, the 10-year veteran won’t be playing against the Seattle Seahawks.

Moses, who has been dealing with a shoulder injury, is inactive for Baltimore, meaning Patrick Mekari will start in his place.

It will be the second game Moses has missed this season after also being out in Week 5 against the Steelers in Pittsburgh. He had played in 134 consecutive games before that absence.

Moses is one of six inactive players for the Ravens. The others are safety Marcus Williams (hamstring), cornerbacks Rock Ya-Sin and Jalyn Armour-Davis, rookie guard Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu and quarterback Josh Johnson, who will serve as the emergency third quarterback. Rookie running back Keaton Mitchell is active.

That the Ravens are without Williams, who practiced but was limited Friday, Ya-Sin and Armour-Davis speaks to their confidence in a secondary that was once besieged by injuries and a lack of depth. Ya-Sin missed practice Wednesday and Thursday with an illness but was a full participant Friday.

Safety Daryl Worley, who hasn’t played since suffering a shoulder injury in Week 4, was activated off injured reserve Saturday, and cornerback Kevon Seymour was elevated from the practice squad.

For the Seahawks, rookie cornerback Kyu Kelly, whom Baltimore drafted in the fifth round and later released following training camp, is one of six players inactive.

The others are linebacker Devin Bush, offensive tackles McClendon Curtis and Raiqwan O’Neal, defensive end Myles Adams and guard Anthony Bradford (ankle/knee).

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