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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson told teammates that he plans to return this season shortly after suffering a right thumb injury against the Buffalo Bills last Sunday, according to a report from ESPN’s Ian Rapoport. Jackson encouraged his team to…

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson told teammates he plans to return this season after suffering an injured right thumb against the Buffalo Bills, according to a report from Ian Rapoport. Jackson's injury involves a fractured and dislocated thumb, which typically carries a recovery timeline of six to nine weeks following required surgery.
Jackson is on injured reserve and will be sidelined past Baltimore's Week 13 bye, with an earliest projected return in Week 15 against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Trade acquisition Jacoby Brissett is expected to lead the Ravens' offense during Jackson's absence to keep the team in the playoff race.
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