The Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson has missed three consecutive games because of a high ankle sprain he suffered against the Tennessee Titans. Fortunately for Ravens fans, Jackson has now returned to practice. The Ravens are scheduled to face…

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson returned to practice as a full participant on Wednesday ahead of the team's Week 8 road game against the Buffalo Bills. Jackson had missed the previous three consecutive games due to a high ankle sprain suffered against the Tennessee Titans. In his absence, backup quarterback Tyler Huntley stepped in, and the Ravens posted a 1-2 record.
While Jackson's return offers a boost to the offense, the Ravens faced several absences on defense during Wednesday's session. Safety Kyle Hamilton and linebacker Roquan Smith did not practice. Additionally, guard Olaivavega Ioane and safety Jaylinn Hawkins missed practice with knee injuries, while defensive lineman Calais Campbell was given a rest day.
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