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Lamar Jackson Injury Update: Ravens' QB Dealing with Ankle Sprain; Week 5 Status Still Unknown, per Report
Ian Rapoport reported Jackson has a sprained ankle and is not expected to miss much time, with Tyler Huntley likely to start if he sits.
- On Tuesday, NFL Media insider Ian Rapoport reported that Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has a sprained ankle and is unlikely to play Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons, though the injury is not considered long-term or surgical.
- Jackson suffered the ankle injury at halftime during Baltimore's Week 4 win over Tennessee after Titans edge rusher Jermaine Johnson tackled him from behind; Jackson had completed 15-of-20 passes for 222 yards with 2 touchdowns before the injury.
- Backup Tyler Huntley, nicknamed 'Snoop,' led the Ravens to a 24-18 victory, completing 8-of-9 passes for 63 yards, and is in line for his 12th career start if Jackson misses Week 5.
- Atlanta will focus solely on whether Jackson can play Sunday rather than the injury's long-term severity, closely monitoring Baltimore's updates as the Falcons prepare for the matchup.
- Entering Week 5 undefeated at 3-1, the Ravens face the Falcons on Sunday Night Football, where head coach Jesse Minter said he does not know Jackson's chances to start and does not expect the injury to be 'crazy long-term.
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Lamar Jackson injury: Ravens get major bad news as NFL insider reveals $260,000,000 QB’s potential missing time
Lamar Jackson has seen plenty of peaks in his career. However, the Ravens' franchise quarterback has fallen on hard times due to an injury suffered in Week 4 in the win against the Tennessee Titans.
Update emerges on Lamar Jackson after leaving Week 4 early with an injury
The Baltimore Ravens are going to need to prepare themselves to play without superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson, at least for some time. Jackson left the game early in Week 4 against the Tennessee Titans with an ankle injury, although the official diagnosis was unclear. But the update came on Tuesday, with Ian Rapoport of NFL …
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