Lamar Jackson Skips Wednesday Practice Due to Ankle Injury
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson missed Wednesday’s practice due to an ankle injury. Head coach John Harbaugh indicated that this situation is reminiscent of last week, when Jackson sat out with knee soreness. However, this week’s absence is specifically attributed to an ankle issue.
Lamar Jackson’s Injury Context
Jackson’s ankle problem raises concerns, especially since he previously missed three games earlier this season due to a hamstring injury. He returned to the field last Thursday and played effectively in last Sunday’s victory against the Cleveland Browns.
Additional Players Absent from Practice
Several other Ravens players were not present for practice:
- Rashod Bateman (ankle)
- Kyle Hamilton (shoulder, groin)
- Isaiah Likely (calf)
- Keyon Martin (rib)
- Roquan Smith (hamstring)
- Ronnie Stanley (illness)
- Andrew Vorhees (foot)
Limited and Full Participants
In addition, cornerback Marlon Humphrey was a limited participant due to a finger injury. Running back Justice Hill participated fully, despite dealing with a toe issue.
As the Ravens prepare for their upcoming game, the coaching staff will monitor the情况 of Jackson and other injured players closely. The focus remains on ensuring that critical team members are fit for competition.
