Overview
- Jackson is still recovering from a sprained ankle suffered in the Week 4 win over the Tennessee Titans and did not take part in the most recent team practice, so he is listed day-to-day.
- Minter said the staff has seen improvement but will rely on Jackson’s performance in the next two practices before giving a game designation for the matchup with the Cleveland Browns.
- Tyler Huntley relieved Jackson in Week 4 and started the following game, completing 201 passing yards, two touchdowns and a rushing touchdown in the win, which makes him the likely starter if Jackson can’t play.
- The Ravens enter the upcoming stretch leading the AFC North at 4-1 and face a run of difficult opponents where quarterback availability could materially affect their standing.
- Baltimore’s history without Jackson since 2019 shows a 7-11 record in games he missed, underscoring how the team’s short-term fortunes hinge on the practice-based health decision now in the coaches’ hands.