Lamar Jackson's Status Unclear for Ravens-Browns Game
Ravens coach Jesse Minter said Jackson is day-to-day after an ankle injury, while ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported a realistic chance for Sunday.
- Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson remains day-to-day with an ankle injury ahead of Sunday's divisional matchup against the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field.
- Head coach Jesse Minter confirmed Jackson's status Wednesday, though ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter reported the quarterback has a 'realistic chance' to return for the contest.
- Tyler Huntley threw for 201 yards in last week's victory over the Atlanta Falcons and remains prepared to start if Jackson cannot play against former offensive coordinator Todd Monken.
- DraftKings currently favors the 4-1 Ravens over the Browns, though odds fluctuate as uncertainty persists regarding the quarterback situation ahead of the 1:00 PM ET kickoff.
- Simulations from Dimers assign Baltimore a 71.1% win probability, projecting a Ravens 25, Browns 18 final score in the Week 6 divisional contest.
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Lamar Jackson Remains Sidelined, But Sunday Return Against Browns Still Possible
Lamar Jackson has a realistic chance to return against the Browns as the Ravens receive encouraging injury updates on Trey Hendrickson and other key players.
Ravens Star Could Return From Injury For Browns Matchup
[caption id="attachment_30095" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] (Photo by Jeffrey Brown/Icon Sportswire)[/caption] The Cleveland Browns would love to add another victory to their win column this weekend, but it won't be easy. They will be battling their AFC North foes, the Baltimore Ravens, who currently hold a 4-1 record. The Browns have a few things going in their favor for the game, including the fact that Baltimore could be without their …
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