Ravens' Lamar Jackson out for rest of game with thumb injury
Jackson left after one play and was ruled out with a thumb injury, forcing Tyler Huntley to replace him as Baltimore trailed Buffalo.
- On Sunday, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson injured his throwing hand on the first play against the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York.
- Jackson returned to the lineup after missing the previous three games due to a left high ankle sprain suffered in Week 4 against the Tennessee Titans.
- His hand appeared to collide with Bills pass rusher Greg Rousseau on a follow-through, and the two-time NFL MVP immediately jogged toward the locker room in clear pain.
- Backup Tyler Huntley stepped into the role of "QB1" after the Ravens officially ruled Jackson out for the remainder of the game.
- Baltimore's odds at DraftKings worsened significantly following the injury, as the team is 1-2 this season without Jackson against Josh Allen and the Bills.
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Rocky Mountain OutlookRavens down to 3rd QB after Lamar Jackson ruled out with right thumb injury; Huntley hurts toe
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has been ruled out after hurting the thumb on his right throwing hand on Baltimore’s first offensive snap against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
Doctors React To Lamar Jackson's Worrying Hand Injury After He Was Injured On First Play Of Game Vs Bills
Lamar Jackson will apparently miss more time after returning from an ankle injury. On Sunday, Jackson returned after missing three games, only to injure his hand on the very first play of the game. Jackson was later ruled out for the rest of the game after going to the locker room. A close-up of Jackson’s […]
Lamar Jackson injures hand on first play of Ravens game against Bills
Quarterback Lamar Jackson's first game back in nearly a month was short-lived. The dual-threat signal-caller left the Baltimore Ravens game against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday after the first play.
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