Lamar Jackson Fully Practices, Confirms Knee Soreness Improving
Lamar Jackson has confirmed that his knee soreness is improving as he fully participated in practice this week. This comes ahead of an important matchup against the Cleveland Browns.
Lamar Jackson’s Track Record Against the Browns
Jackson has a commendable history against the Browns, holding a 9-4 record as a starter. He has recorded the most passing yards against this team, totaling 2,544 yards. In addition, he has thrown 22 touchdowns while only throwing eight interceptions. On the ground, he has contributed six rushing touchdowns in these matchups.
Practice Insights
When discussing the potential for increased blitzing from the Browns, considering his ongoing knee injury, Jackson responded lightheartedly. He indicated, “That’s cool with me. We’re going to see.” This shows his confidence heading into the game.
Injury Updates
Several other players joined Jackson on the injury report. The following players missed practice this week:
- Rashod Bateman (ankle)
- Justice Hill (toe)
- Marlon Humphrey (finger)
- Jay Higgins IV (knee)
Neither Humphrey nor Higgins is expected to play against the Browns. However, three players returned to practice in full:
- Isaiah Likely (hip)
- Keaton Mitchell (knee)
- Malaki Starks (knee)
Rookie outside linebacker Mike Green was added to the injury report as a limited participant due to an ankle injury. The team will monitor these injuries closely as they prepare for their next game.
