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Lamar Jackson’s absence could hurt the Baltimore Ravens’ playoff hopes. The team is 4-5 this season, and more losses could turn the campaign into a disappointing one. Jackson’s injury is a major reason behind that. “This is a Baltimore Ravens…

Former NFL cornerback Jason McCourty stated on the Rich Eisen Show that the Baltimore Ravens are done competing for a Super Bowl following an injury to quarterback Lamar Jackson. McCourty argued that without Jackson in the lineup, Baltimore cannot compete with elite AFC opponents. Jackson suffered a thumb injury that reportedly requires surgery against the Buffalo Bills, leaving the 4-5 Ravens facing serious playoff doubts.
The Ravens experienced further setbacks when backup quarterback Tyler Huntley sustained a season-ending turf toe injury in the same contest. To address the quarterback shortage, Baltimore acquired veteran Jacoby Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals. Running back Derrick Henry has also seen his production decline significantly while playing without Jackson, scoring just one touchdown across five and a half games.
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