With preparations already underway for Baltimore’s Week 7 game, mystery continues to surround Ravens QB Lamar Jackson and his ankle injury.
According to multiple on-scene reports, Jackson was not a participant in Wednesday‘s practice session after missing the last two games.
And as of right now, it’s not looking promising that the two-time MVP will be ready for Sunday’s 1 PM ET kickoff vs. Cincinnati.
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Lamar Jackson not present at start of Wednesday’s practice
With Lamar out, backup Snoop Huntley has gotten each of the last two starts where he’s gone 1-1 with 366 passing yards and four total touchdowns while hitting on 43-of-63 attempts.
As well as Huntley has played though, he’s not Lamar Jackson and the Ravens have some big games coming up on the schedule.
Head coach Jesse Minter mentioned earlier this week that Jackson could “potentially” return to practice in time for Sunday’s game and that he’s been “working his tail off to get back.” He’s officially listed as day-to-day.
Minter is slated to speak with reporters after practice, and Baltimore’s first injury report is due later this afternoon.
We’ll see how much progress Jackson has been able to make on the ankle ahead of this weekend’s division battle. But Ravens fans shouldn’t be surprised if it’s another week of Tyler Huntley running the offense with the team at 4-2.
