Lamar Jackson’s ankle injury is something to watch going forward. Jackson left the stadium with a protective boot on his left foot, and he is now headed for an MRI exam to determine the severity of the injury, according to…

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson will undergo an MRI after sustaining a left ankle injury during his team's 24-18 victory over the Tennessee Titans. Jackson left the stadium wearing a protective boot on his foot following the game. The injury occurred shortly before halftime on a 29-yard scramble that was ultimately negated by a holding penalty on rookie receiver Elijah Sarratt, leading Jackson to post an angry emoji on social media alongside a clip of the play.
Jackson's ankle got caught under a defender's body weight during the tackle, forcing backup quarterback Tyler Huntley to step in for the second half. Ravens coach Jesse Minter expressed hope that the injury is not severe, noting they will evaluate Jackson's status ahead of their upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons.
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