Overview
- Wednesday practice video showed Lamar Jackson jogging and warming up, and NFL insider Ian Rapoport reported he is expected to play Sunday in Buffalo.
- The Ravens have not made an official game‑day decision and coach Jesse Minter said the team will reassess Jackson’s status during midweek practice.
- Jackson suffered a high left ankle sprain on Oct. 4 and has missed three games, with Baltimore going 1-2 and averaging about 17.7 points in his absences.
- Teammates called his presence a major boost for the locker room, with players praising his leadership and playmaking as central to the offense’s identity.
- If Jackson starts, the Ravens are likely to change their game plan and personnel usage after Tyler Huntley’s mixed performance and a recent 35-13 loss highlighted the team’s offensive struggles.