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Lamar Jackson Injury Update Sparks Hope for Ravens Ahead of Critical Bills Game

Jesse Minter said Jackson is working his way back, and Baltimore expects to know more about the quarterback’s status Wednesday.

  • Baltimore Ravens coach Jesse Minter expressed optimism on Monday that quarterback Lamar Jackson will return from a high ankle sprain to play Sunday against the Buffalo Bills, though the team will have more clarity on Wednesday.
  • Jackson has missed three consecutive games following the high ankle sprain sustained during an October 4 win over the Tennessee Titans, dropping the Ravens to 4-3 overall and last in the AFC North.
  • Over five regular-season meetings, Jackson has completed 67.3% of his passes for 135.6 yards per game, while Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has accounted for 17 touchdowns this season and leads the 5-1 Bills.
  • Minter emphasized that if Jackson is healthy enough to play, he will play, with the team to evaluate his status further on Wednesday; backup Tyler Huntley has led the offense in Jackson's absence.
  • Sitting at 4-3 and last in the AFC North, the Ravens face significant pressure against the 5-1 Bills on Sunday to reclaim playoff positioning and quiet mounting criticism of Jackson's availability.
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Bleacherreport broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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