Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson will return to action against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday after missing three games with an ankle injury. Jackson practiced in full Wednesday as he worked toward returning from his ankle injury.
Ravens HC Jesse Minter announced that QB Lamar Jackson is set to start Week 8 after missing the last three games due to an ankle injury, per Jeff Zrebiec. Minter mentioned that Jackson had a full week of practice without limitations, via Ian Rapoport. Jackson, 29, was a first-round pick of the Ravens in 2018.
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While speaking with reporters on Friday afternoon, Ravens head coach Jesse Minter revealed that Jackson is on track to play at Buffalo's Highmark Stadium.
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The Baltimore Ravens are currently gearing up for their upcoming game vs the Buffalo Bills on the road, with quarterback Lamar Jackson expected to be back in the lineup after missing three games due to an ankle injury.
In last week’s blowout loss, Baltimore Ravens lineman Vega Ioane suffered an injury. That clouded the hopeful return of Lamar Jackson. However, Ioane received an absolutely insane injury update just four days after suffering an MCL sprain, according to a post on X by Jeff Zrebiec.
Sidelined since halftime of Week 4, Lamar Jackson is seen as a strong candidate to return to action on Sunday. The Ravens were at full strength under center during yesterday’s practice.
All-Pro safety Kyle Hamilton missed Wednesday’s practice with a knee injury. While he has not been ruled out of anything, his potential absence against the Buffalo Bills could put the Ravens’ secondary, which was just torched by the Cincinnati Bengals, in an even worse bind.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has not played since Week 4 after suffering the ankle injury that has already ruled him out of three consecutive games.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is expected to return to action on Sunday against the Buffalo Bills at New Highmark Stadium. Jackson has not played since suffering an ankle injury in Week 4 against the Tennessee Titans.
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The Baltimore Ravens have received encouraging news about Ioane, but his expected absence creates another challenge for an offensive line already struggling with injuries.
The Ravens’ offensive line was dealt another blow on Sunday when Vega Ioane exited with a knee injury. The first-round rookie is set to miss time. Ioane is dealing with an MCL sprain, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo report.
Baltimore Ravens rookie guard Vega Ioane is nursing an MCL sprain and is expected to be sidelined in the short term, NFL Network reported on Tuesday. Ioane sustained the injury during Baltimore's 35-13 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.
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