Overview
- Jackson has not practiced since suffering a left ankle injury in Week 4 and was absent from the start of Thursday's session, leaving his status for Sunday’s game undecided.
- Ravens coach Jesse Minter called Jackson's work ethic strong and labeled him day-to-day, while offensive coordinator Declan Doyle said Jackson must stay mentally involved even if he cannot take reps.
- Tyler Huntley, who relieved Jackson and completed 24 of 32 passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns in last week's overtime win, is being prepared as the probable starter if Jackson is unavailable.
- The outcome matters for the division because Baltimore (4-1) would gain a two-game edge over Cleveland (3-2) with a win but would fall into a tie if it loses.
- Other practice notes to monitor include wide receiver Rashod Bateman missing practice though he expects to play and new center Cam Jurgens remaining in a non-contact jersey, both of which could shape game planning and protection schemes.