After an impressive 1st half, Lamar Jackson leaves Baltimore’s game against Titans with ankle injury

BALTIMORE (AP) — During Sunday's game between the Baltimore Ravens and Tennessee, Lamar Jackson exited the field with an ankle injury. This marked the end of a stellar first half for the quarterback.

Jackson's career has been marked by ankle issues, with the two-time MVP missing four games last season. In the present season, he has managed to stay healthy and perform impressively. However, his latest injury has forced him to leave the game, with Baltimore leading 24-7 at the time.

Jackson had a solid performance, completing 15 of 20 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns during the half. He was replaced by Tyler Huntley at quarterback for the third quarter. Despite being present on the sideline, he did not have his helmet on. The Ravens have stated that Jackson is questionable to return, given the severity of his injury.