Ravens rookie WR Ja'Kobi Lane initially diagnosed with a fractured wrist
Ravens rookie Ja'Kobi Lane reportedly suffered a fractured wrist and will undergo further testing to determine the damage.
The Baltimore Ravens welcomed rookie wide receiver Ja'Kobi Lane to their team, drafting him with the No. 80 overall pick in April’s draft. Lane made an immediate impact during the season-opening victory over the Indianapolis Colts, catching one pass for 11 yards on three targets. Sources indicate that Lane suffered a fractured wrist early in the game, which led to a rapidly developing depth issue for the Ravens.
To determine the extent of the injury, Lane will undergo further testing, including an MRI, on Monday. The Ravens could lean more heavily on tight ends Mark Andrews, Isaiah Likely, and Matt Hibner, as well as running backs Derrick Henry and Adam Randall, if Lane and fellow rookie WR Zay Flowers miss additional time.
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