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The Baltimore Ravens are sure hoping superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson can return after he missed the past two games with an ankle injury.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson participated in practice on a limited basis for the second consecutive day on Thursday as he recovers from an ankle injury. Jackson reportedly moved well during the media-viewing portion of the session, showing no signs of favoring his sprained left ankle and completing deep passes in warmups ahead of the upcoming matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Jackson initially sustained the injury during Week 4 against the Tennessee Titans and subsequently missed two games. Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley started both contests in his absence, guiding Baltimore to a 30-23 overtime victory over the Atlanta Falcons before a 13-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns. Jackson's final playing status for Sunday is expected to be announced over the weekend.
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