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Lamar Jackson’s latest injury update doesn’t bode well for Ravens-Falcons clash

The Baltimore Ravens end the regular season with four consecutive divisional matchups, so it is important to stack wins now and minimize the importance of those AFC North meetings. They are off to a good start, but a Lamar Jackson ankle injury could halt their momentum heading into Sunday’s game versus the Atlanta Falcons. The two-time MVP […] The post Lamar Jackson’s latest injury update doesn’t…

Lamar Jackson’s latest injury update doesn’t bode well for Ravens-Falcons clash

Lamar Jackson's latest injury update casts doubt on Baltimore Ravens' upcoming clash against the Atlanta Falcons. The two-time MVP quarterback has been absent from Friday's media-friendly practice sessions and has missed a week of activities, according to ESPN's Jamison Hensley. Initially, Ravens head coach Jesse Minter believed Jackson could still play despite limited practice time, but the prognosis is grim.

With Jackson sidelined, backup Tyler Huntley is prepared to step in. Known as "Snoop," Jackson played a crucial role last season, ensuring the team stayed afloat until the star returned. The Ravens, currently on a winning streak, aim to maintain momentum heading into the playoffs. However, their objective of keeping Jackson healthy for Sunday's game in Mercedes-Bank Stadium might prove challenging.

The 29-year-old has been impressive so far, completing 70.8 percent of his passes for 967 yards, six touchdowns, and only one interception while contributing 144 rushing yards and a score.

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