Ravens QB Lamar Jackson was absent again at practice Wednesday, as the Baltimore superstar continues to deal with an ankle injury.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson remained absent during the open portion of Wednesday's practice as he continues to recover from a sprained left ankle. Jackson sustained the injury against the Tennessee Titans two weeks ago and already missed one game. Despite his absence, ESPN reported via a league source that Jackson retains a realistic chance to play against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
Head coach Jesse Minter stated that Jackson is doing everything possible to return. Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley started in Jackson's place last week, leading Baltimore to a 30-23 overtime win over the Atlanta Falcons. The 4-1 Ravens will evaluate whether to start Jackson or rely on Huntley, who has won all three of his starts since the beginning of last season.
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