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Jesse Minter shares his expectations for new starting quarterback Jacoby Brissett. Conversations between Minter and Lamar Jackson regarding his injury will remain private. Ravens in ‘we’ll see’ mode with Tuesday’s trade deadline approaching.

Baltimore Ravens Head Coach Jesse Minter delivered a positive injury update on All-Pro safety Kyle Hamilton, who suffered a hip injury against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Minter noted that everything looks fairly good and expressed hope that Hamilton will not miss game time. Minter also shared optimism that cornerback Nate Wiggins and safety Jaylinn Hawkins could return to action this week.
Additionally, the Ravens confirmed that newly acquired veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett is expected to start against the Los Angeles Chargers following his trade from the Arizona Cardinals. Brissett spent the weekend acclimating at the team facility, while Minter confirmed he will keep regular updates and potential surgery decisions regarding Lamar Jackson's injured thumb private.
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