US EditionRavens QB Lamar Jackson Returns to Practice, Set to Face Steelers
Despite multiple injuries and a career-worst scoring slump, Lamar Jackson is expected to play Sunday against the Steelers for AFC North lead, coaches said.
- Thursday, Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken said he expects Lamar Jackson to play against the Steelers despite missing practice, noting, `I just give him a lot of credit- he's battling each week trying to get healthy enough to be able to play every Sunday.`
- This season, Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens quarterback, has suffered hamstring, knee, toe and ankle injuries and is in a career-worst stretch, going three straight games without a touchdown.
- Teammates noted Mark Andrews said he's there for Lamar Jackson and praised his optimistic flashes despite fumbling and receivers blowing big plays in recent games.
- If Jackson can't play Sunday, Baltimore would start Tyler Huntley at quarterback, a crucial contingency given the Baltimore Ravens' divisional standing in the AFC North and the upcoming Sunday game versus the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- Analysts remain cautious as analysts and betting companies hesitate to trust the Baltimore Ravens in tight spots, while the Pittsburgh Steelers' inconsistency makes the divisional test unpredictable.
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PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr. was limited on Thursday with an elbow injury. Porter’s elbow injury is a new one, as he was a full participant in practice on Wednesday. He dealt with a hip flexor injury a week ago, but played against the Buffalo Bills.
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