Ravens Get More Concerning Injury News on Lamar Jackson
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was not spotted at practice yet again as he continues to deal with an ankle injury.
The Baltimore Ravens are facing increasing concerns over the ankle injury to their starting quarterback, Lamar Jackson. Since suffering the injury in Week 4, Jackson has missed each of the team's subsequent two games, including the recent loss to the Cleveland Browns. The latest update came on Wednesday when Jackson was absent from the open media portion of practice.
Coach Jesse Minter has described Jackson's ankle injury as day-to-day, stating that he is currently listed as questionable to play in Sunday's Week 7 game against the division-rival Cincinnati Bengals. Wide receiver Zay Flowers, when approached by reporters, confirmed that Jackson is working diligently to recover, emphasizing that the best course of action is to do everything possible to regain his position on the field.
If Jackson is unable to play in Week 7, the Ravens will once again be reliant on backup quarterback Tyler Huntley.
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