Jim Harbaugh will tell you each game is as important as the next, but although he won't publicly admit it, you can bet there's added emotional weight to this Week 12 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.

The last time John and Jim faced off against each other on the gridiron was 2012, when Jim's San Francisco 49ers lost to John's Baltimore Ravens in the Super Bowl. Despite the consistent excellence of the Ravens organization, John hasn't been to the Super Bowl since. His playoff record following their Super Bowl victory is 3-6.

Jim would only stay in the NFL for two more seasons following his loss to his brother, and continued a storied coaching career with the Michigan Wolverines. After nine successful seasons that culminated in a National Championship, Jim returned to the NFL as the head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, and now has a chance to grab some bragging rights just three days before the men will be sharing Thanksgiving dinner as a family.

Who's got it better than Jim?

Below is the summary of the injury reports throughout the week.

Hayden Hurst and Denzel Perryman have been confirmed as "OUT," with Bud Dupree, AJ Finley, Cam Hart, Deane Leonard, Khalil Mack, and Ladd McConkey listed as questionable.

The two most positive developments from this list are the fact that Khalil Mack didn't take his usual vet rest day, signaling he 's likely trending in the right direction to play this week, and Cam Hart having a full practice participation on Saturday.

Although Khalil Mack is one of the most irreplaceable pieces on this roster, given the current state of the injuries across the roster Cam Hart's availability might be the biggest piece of good news for this squad. Much like previous years where the wide receiver room could only withstand so many injuries before the offense became stagnant, the defense seemed to hit its workable threshold of secondary injuries when Cam Hart went down with his concussion last week.

What do you think, StormCloud? What are some of the matchups you are most looking forward to tomorrow?