Lamar Jackson Injury Update Provided by Ravens HC amid Latest Rumors on QB's Timeline
Key Points:
- Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has missed the last three games due to a high ankle sprain, but head coach Jesse Minter expressed optimism about his potential return for Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills.
- Jackson resumed limited practice last week, and the team hopes he will be ready, though his exact status will be clearer after Wednesday's evaluation.
- ESPN's Adam Schefter highlighted the uncertainty surrounding Jackson's return, noting he has missed three games with similar injuries in the past but remains the key player for Baltimore's success.
- Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley has started in Jackson's absence, leading the Ravens to a 1-2 record in those games, contributing to Baltimore's current 4-3 overall record and last place in the AFC North.
- The Ravens likely need Jackson back at full strength to remain competitive in the AFC playoff race, with hopes for his return growing despite some remaining uncertainty.