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Baltimore Coach Says He Doesn't Think Jackson's Injury Will Be 'Crazy Long Term'
The two-time NFL MVP left with an ankle injury and is week to week as an MRI will determine the extent of ligament damage, ESPN reported.
- Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is scheduled to undergo an MRI on his ankle on Monday after leaving Sunday's 24-18 win over the Tennessee Titans in a walking boot.
- Jackson suffered the ankle injury during the final play of the first half while being sacked, forcing him to miss the second half of Week 4.
- Before leaving the game, Jackson threw for 222 yards and two touchdowns while completing 15 of his 20 pass attempts, showcasing strong early performance.
- Ravens head coach Jesse Minter confirmed there were discussions about Jackson potentially returning to the game, though backup quarterback Tyler Huntley completed the victory.
- Conflicting reports characterize Jackson's status ranging from "day to day" to "week to week," with the MRI determining his availability for next Sunday's matchup against the Atlanta Falcons.
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Ravens optimistic QB Lamar Jackson ankle injury isn’t ‘crazy long-term’
By Field Level Media Oct 05 (Field Level Media) – Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is not ruled out for Week 5, a Sunday night matchup with the Atlanta Falcons, but Baltimore is bracing for his absence to stretch beyond the second half of a Week 4 win. Ravens coach Jesse Minter said it’s too early to know what Jackson’s status could be for this week. Jackson injured his left ankle and wore a protective boot out of the stadium on Sunday nig…
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