Lamar Jackson leaves Ravens-Titans game with ankle injury, replaced by Tyler Huntley in second half

Key Points:

• Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson left Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans with an ankle injury sustained on a sack late in the first half and was replaced by backup Tyler Huntley at the start of the second half.
• Jackson's left ankle twisted under Titans defensive end Jermaine Johnson's body during the sack, and although he initially walked off the field, he was unable to return for the third quarter; he was officially listed as questionable to return.
• Prior to the injury, Jackson was having an MVP-caliber season, completing nearly 70% of his passes with impressive yardage and touchdowns, leading the NFL in yards per attempt and completion.
• Baltimore led 24-7 when Huntley took over, but Jackson's health is crucial as the Ravens face challenging upcoming games against the Falcons, Browns, Bengals, Bills, and Jaguars.
• The Ravens are hopeful that Jackson's ankle injury will not have a long-term impact on their playoff aspirations and division standing in the AFC North.