Ravens' Lamar Jackson Gets Official Status Update vs. Texans

The Baltimore Ravens are officially gearing up for their Week 5 matchup against the Houston Texans and they won't have key players for the game, including quarterback Lamar Jackson.

Jackson suffered a hamstring injury in the team's Week 4 loss against the Kansas City Chiefs, which will hold him out of the game against the Texans. With Jackson out, Cooper Rush will make his first start with the Ravens.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh explained how the team changes with Rush under center instead of Jackson.

"[Cooper Rush] brings a different skillset," Harbaugh said.

"Every player does. Every quarterback, definitely, does as well. And that's good. Everybody is unique. You can only be you. I've told this story before, but I used to talk to my daughter about that all the time. 'There's only one player that can play like you play, your way, and you're the best at it. You're the best at playing the way you play, with your skillset.'

"I feel that way about all of our players. I tell our guys that all the time, 'You go out there and be who you are [and] play [with] your strengths. We'll try to do everything we can to build what we have around your strengths, as a player.' And that's probably more true for the quarterback position than any other position. So, that's what we'll try to do."