Overview
- Jackson injured his left ankle on a sack by Titans defensive end Jermaine Johnson II late in the first half on Sunday and did not return to the game, leaving M&T Bank Stadium wearing a protective walking boot.
- The Ravens scheduled an MRI for Monday and have labeled Jackson day-to-day while they gather imaging and medical information, with coach Jesse Minter saying he does not yet know Jackson’s chances for Week 5 and that he does not expect the issue to be “crazy long-term.”
- Tyler Huntley finished the game after Jackson left, completing 8 of 9 passes for 63 yards, and would be the likely starter if Jackson is ruled out for Sunday night against the Falcons.
- Independent commentary raised the possibility of a high-ankle sprain, which typically takes longer to heal than a low-ankle sprain, but the team has not announced an official diagnosis or timeline.
- Jackson’s availability will shape Baltimore’s game plan and short-term outlook because of his central role in the offense, his recent durability concerns, and the Ravens’ upcoming tougher stretch of games including Sunday night in Atlanta.