Overview
- Jackson left Baltimore’s Week 4 game against Tennessee after a sack late in the first half that twisted his left ankle and did not return to the game on Sunday.
- He was seen leaving M&T Bank Stadium in a protective walking boot and is scheduled for an MRI on Monday to assess ligament or bone damage.
- Ravens coach Jesse Minter said the team is still gathering information and does not yet know Jackson’s chances for Week 5 but does not expect a long-term problem.
- Medical commentary has suggested a possible high-ankle sprain, though that assessment is independent and the MRI will determine whether treatment or a multi-week absence is required.
- If Jackson cannot play, backup Tyler Huntley—who completed 8 of 9 passes for 63 yards in relief—would start, and Jackson’s recent injury history makes any short absence significant for the Ravens’ game plan and season outlook.