In Week 4, the Baltimore Ravens came out on top in a home regular-season game for the first time in over 10 months on Sunday, when they held on to secure a 24-18 victory over the still-winless Tennessee Titans.
Per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, tests confirmed Ravens TE Durham Smythe suffered a torn Achilles in Week 4 against the Titans. Smythe, 31, is a former fourth-round pick by the Dolphins in the 2018 NFL Draft out of Notre Dame.
When the Baltimore Ravens take the field at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for their first nationally televised night game in Week 5 against the suddenly surging Atlanta Falcons, it's likely that they will be doing so without franchise quarterback Lamar Jackson.
The Baltimore Ravens are going to need to prepare themselves to play without superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson, at least for some time. Jackson left the game early in Week 4 against the Tennessee Titans with an ankle injury, although the official diagnosis was unclear.
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The Baltimore Ravens may have to prepare to play at least one game without Lamar Jackson. Baltimore’s star quarterback left Sunday’s 24-18 win over the Tennessee Titans in the first half with a sprained ankle and did not return.
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The Baltimore Ravens are preparing for the possibility of playing without starting quarterback Lamar Jackson after the two-time MVP injured his left ankle during Sunday’s 24-18 win over the Tennessee Titans.
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The Baltimore Ravens have looked great to start the 2026 NFL season. Baltimore is 3-1 heading into Week 5 and looks like one of the best teams in the AFC once again.
Ian Rapoport reports that Ravens QB Lamar Jackson has a sprained ankle and an outside chance of playing against the Falcons this Sunday. Rapoport added that Jackson could miss multiple weeks depending on how his rehab goes, but the injury isn’t considered long-term.
Will Jackson be out longer than originally expected?
Minter discussed Jackson's injury.
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Penalties are becoming a plague for the Ravens. It tends to come with the territory sometimes with new coaching staffs, as much as they don’t want to hear it and don’t want it correlated to them.
On the surface, it does not look like Cam Ward faced a tremendous amount of pressure against the Baltimore Ravens. He was sacked only once and averaged 3.16 seconds to throw, more time than either Lamar Jackson or Tyler Huntley had throughout the game.
The Baltimore Ravens established their first win streak in Week 4 of the 2026 regular season on Sunday by holding on in a 24-18 triumph over the Tennessee Titans.
Despite a 24-18 victory over the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens once again saw their Pro Bowl quarterback go down with an injury. In the final seconds of the first half, Lamar Jackson suffered an ankle injury, and the two-time MVP was ruled out for the rest of the game and replaced by Tyler Huntley.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is not ruled out for Week 5, a Sunday night matchup with the Atlanta Falcons, but Baltimore is bracing for his absence to stretch beyond the second half of a Week 4 win.
Rashod Bateman has been a mainstay in the Ravens’ receiving corps for years, and with Ja’Kobi Lane sidelined by injury, he appeared positioned to receive even more opportunities.
Baltimore Ravens coach Jesse Minter said Monday he still does not know whether quarterback Lamar Jackson will be available for Sunday night’s game at Atlanta after an ankle injury cut short Jackson’s afternoon against the Tennessee Titans.
The Baltimore Ravens walked away from their Week 4 matchup with a glorious win over the Tennessee Titans. But the victory came with a major concern that could overshadow the result.
Jackson left the stadium on Sunday wearing a walking boot.
Once again, Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson is dealing with an injury. Jackson left the game in the second quarter in Week 4 against the Tennessee Titans after suffering an ankle injury.
The Baltimore Ravens received the answer they wanted on Zay Flowers before Sunday’s Week 4 meeting with the Tennessee Titans. The wide receiver, limited all week by a hamstring and listed as questionable, is expected to play, according to NFL insider Ian Rapoport.
The Ravens will go without star pass rusher Trey Hendrickson against the Titans on Sunday. Head coach Jesse Minter announced Hendrickson underwent finger surgery, adding that the outside linebacker’s absence should be “very, very short term” (via Jamison Hensley of ESPN).
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