Ravens' Lamar Jackson's New Injury Revealed

The Ravens are not just navigating Jackson’s concerns; the team has eight players listed as either questionable or out for practice, stretching their depth across multiple key positions. Linebacker Roquan Smith (hamstring), wide receiver Rashod Bateman (ankle), tight end Isaiah Likely (calf), and safety Kyle Hamilton (shoulder/groin) all missed practice, while left tackle Ronnie Stanley was sidelined with illness and left guard Andrew Vorhees did not practice due to a foot issue. Cornerback Keyon Martin, nursing a rib injury, was also absent.

Adding to the team’s stress, Jackson was sacked four times in just three quarters during last week’s matchup against Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns. The repeated hits highlight ongoing questions about the offensive line’s ability to protect the quarterback, especially if Jackson isn’t at full health. Each week seems to bring a new injury revolving around his legs, which could influence the Ravens’ game plan and force adjustments in both the passing and rushing attack if it hasn't already.

Huntley Could See Key Opportunity

For now, the focus will be on Jackson’s recovery, the potential role for Huntley if needed, and the team’s ability to manage its depth chart effectively amid growing concerns about health and performance. Sunday’s game against the Jets represents both a challenge and an opportunity: a chance to protect Jackson while giving him the rest he needs, and a true test of the Ravens’ resilience and adaptability in the face of mounting injuries.