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Ravens rule out Lamar Jackson for Week 5 matchup vs. Falcons due to ankle injury
Confirmed
In Short: Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter announced on Friday that quarterback Lamar Jackson and outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson would not play in Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons.
Jackson was ruled out with an ankle injury, while Hendrickson is sidelined with a finger injury.
Backup quarterback Tyler ‘Snoop’ Huntley will start in Jackson's place.
The Ravens could face further challenges as Jackson has only an outside chance of playing in the upcoming Sunday Night Football game against the Falcons.
The Falcons have shown significant improvement over the past two weeks, making the upcoming game a tough test for the Ravens.
The team's injury updates on Thursday were encouraging, but Jackson's status remained uncertain until Friday's announcement.
Huntley will make his first start of the season, stepping into a crucial role for the Ravens.
The Ravens will be without Jackson for the second consecutive Week 5 game, as they were without him last season as well.
Jackson's chances of playing in the upcoming Sunday Night Football game against the Falcons are still unclear, according to coach Jesse Minter.
The team's injury updates on Thursday were encouraging, but Jackson's status remained uncertain until Friday's announcement.
The Ravens will be without Jackson for the second consecutive Week 5 game, as they were without him last season as well.
Background
Ravens coach Jesse Minter said Monday that quarterback Lamar Jackson's chances of playing in Sunday night's game against the Atlanta Falcons are still unclear.
Denver Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain II could miss multiple weeks due to an ankle injury he suffered during Sunday's 24-14 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
What's confirmed
- Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter announced on Friday that quarterback Lamar Jackson and outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson would not play in Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons.
- Backup quarterback Tyler ‘Snoop’ Huntley is in the game for the Ravens.
- The Ravens will not have star edge rusher Trey Hendrickson in Sunday’s matchup against the Titans.
- The Ravens could be without Lamar Jackson in next Sunday’s matchup with the Falcons.
- According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Jackson has only an outside chance of playing on Sunday Night Football next weekend, and there could be questions beyond that.
- "We have a ton of confidence in [Huntley] to play really well," Minter said.
- Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley will make his first start of the season in Jackson's place.
- Now there's zero chance as Jackson has been ruled out ahead of the Baltimore Ravens' game against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday night, head coach Jesse Minter announced on Friday.
- Lamar Jackson missed the second half of the Baltimore Ravens’ 24-18 win against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, but NFL Network reported that he’s believed to be day-to-day with a left ankle injury.
What's still developing
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- 'Good Morning Football' looks at the state of the Ravens four weeks into the season.
- The Baltimore Ravens will be without star quarterback Lamar Jackson when the team travels to Atlanta to take on the red-hot Falcons, as he has been ruled out with an ankle injury.
- The Baltimore Ravens star quarterback was officially ruled out with an ankle sprain, the team announced on Friday.
- Now, as the Ravens prepare for their contest against the Falcons, they have announced some bad news regarding star quarterback Lamar Jackson.
- The Baltimore Ravens and quarterback Lamar Jackson won't agree on an extension before their first game of the season Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
- “Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (ankle) is questionable to return,” ESPN’s Jamison Hensley wrote on his official X account on Sunday.
- The team announced that he was questionable to return, but Jackson did not play another snap.
- Derrick Henry is entering his 11th NFL season and third campaign as a member of the Baltimore Ravens.
- Chief Justice John Roberts joined the court’s three liberal justices, Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson, in dissent.
- Lamar Jackson was having a great game for the Ravens against the Titants before an unfortunate injury.