Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was ruled out for Baltimore's Week 5 game Sunday night against the Atlanta Falcons. Head coach Jesse Minter said Friday that Tyler Huntley would be the starter at Atlanta (2-2).
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During Friday's edition of "The Pat McAfee Show," league insider Ian Rapoport of NFL Network/ESPN shared an expected update regarding Jackson's status for the Falcons game.
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Lamar Jackson has missed two straight practices with the sprained ankle that knocked him out of last Sunday’s win over Tennessee, and the Baltimore Ravens are headed to Atlanta for “Sunday Night Football” without knowing who their quarterback will be.
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The Baltimore Ravens missed All-Pro quarterback Lamar Jackson at practice Thursday. Jackson is dealing with an ankle injury, leaving the belief Tyler Huntley will take over.
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Lamar Jackson was not out there again Thursday. ESPN’s Jamison Hensley reported that the Baltimore Ravens quarterback was not present as the team began warmups and stretching, which points to a second straight missed practice as he deals with an ankle injury.
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Lamar Jackson is not practicing as the Ravens start their on-field preparation for the Falcons, with Tyler Huntley expected to be the starting quarterback when Baltimore travels to Atlanta for their Week 5 matchup.
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Durham Smythe was among the Ravens players who exited Week 4 with an injury. The veteran tight end will not return in 2026. Smythe suffered an Achilles tear, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
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