Overview
- Jackson, who injured his left ankle on Oct. 4, has missed the Ravens’ last two games while rehabbing a high ankle sprain.
- He took limited reps in practice Wednesday and Thursday and was in uniform on the field again Friday, with media observers saying he did not appear to favor the injured ankle during warmups.
- Coaches described the progress as encouraging but kept Jackson’s availability listed as day-to-day and said the team will only activate him if he can move at the level needed to run the offense.
- Baltimore’s offense has been less potent without Jackson, managing just 10 points in the Week 6 loss to Cleveland with Tyler Huntley starting and going 1-1 in Jackson’s absence.
- A return would restore the Ravens’ dual-threat looks that change how opponents defend, so the club is balancing the short-term divisional stakes with the risk of re-injury as it awaits final practice and medical clearance.