Overview
- Ravens coach Jesse Minter said Wednesday that Jackson did not practice and is considered day-to-day as the team monitors his sprained left ankle.
- The club will make a final availability call after watching Jackson in the remaining practices before naming him for Sunday’s game at Cleveland.
- ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported there is a “realistic chance” Jackson could play on Sunday, but that report remains unconfirmed by the team.
- Tyler Huntley has been the clear contingency, relieving Jackson in Week 4 and starting the Week 5 win over Atlanta when he threw for 201 yards, two touchdowns and ran for a score.
- If Jackson plays with a limited ankle his mobility could be reduced and the Ravens may shift toward more pocket passing and running-game work, a change the team can absorb given its 4-1 start and lead in the AFC North.