Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has a realistic chance to return for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns, a league source told ESPN.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson reportedly has a realistic chance to return for Sunday's matchup against the Cleveland Browns despite missing practice on Wednesday. Head coach Jesse Minter confirmed that the two-time NFL MVP is currently considered day to day after sustaining a left ankle sprain against the Tennessee Titans on Oct. 4.
Jackson sat out the Ravens' 30-23 overtime victory against the Atlanta Falcons, where backup Tyler Huntley led Baltimore to a comeback win. Through four games this season, Jackson has thrown six touchdowns alongside one interception while rushing for 144 yards, helping guide the Ravens toward a potential 5-1 record.
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