Ravens HC Jesse Minter Provides Cryptic Injury Update on Lamar Jackson
Lamar Jackson missed each of the Baltimore Ravens' last two games since suffering an ankle injury in Week 4.
During the past two weeks, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has missed all practice sessions and both games due to an ankle injury sustained in Week 4. As the team prepared for their Sunday match against the Cleveland Browns, he remained absent from all practices. On Monday, head coach Jesse Minter revealed that Jackson is currently day-to-day with his injury and might potentially take part in practice on Wednesday. Minter added, "Potentially, but we'll see how it goes."
When inquired about the progress of Jackson's ankle, Minter simply responded with a "yes," indicating that the injury has improved. Baltimore currently sits at 4-2 in the season, sharing first place in the AFC North with Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Their next match is against the Cincinnati Bengals, who have a record of 3-2. Tyler Huntley has been stepping in as a temporary quarterback for the Ravens, but there is an evident eagerness to have Lamar Jackson back on the field as quickly as possible.
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