Lamar Jackson Sidelined from Thursday Practice with Ankle Injury
Lamar Jackson, the Baltimore Ravens quarterback, was unable to participate in Thursday’s practice due to an ankle injury. This absence comes just three days before a critical matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers, a game that will determine first place in the AFC North.
Lamar Jackson’s Ankle Injury Update
This week marked Jackson’s first practice since November 5. He practiced on Wednesday, though his participation was limited. After the session, he was unavailable for media comments, as he was receiving treatment for his ankle.
Recent Performance and Injuries
Furthermore, Jackson has faced a series of injuries over the past month. He has been sidelined by ailments to his knee, ankle, toe, and now another ankle issue. His recent performance showed signs of struggle, as he fumbled twice and threw an interception in his latest game.
Other Ravens Absences
- Defensive tackle Travis Jones missed practice for personal reasons.
- Wide receivers Rashod Bateman and Devontez Walker transitioned from full participation on Wednesday to limited action on Thursday.
- Cornerback Nate Wiggins (foot), safety Ar’Darius Washington (Achilles), and outside linebacker Tavius Robinson (foot) continued to be limited in practice.
The situation surrounding Jackson’s injury remains fluid as the Ravens prepare for their crucial game against the Steelers. His ability to participate in future practices could significantly impact the team’s strategy moving forward. The Ravens will need all available players to secure a win and maintain their position in the division.
